I never noticed.

She didn't notice me.

I didn't notice much.

I've never noticed that before.

I had always ignored him but

Oh, I hadn't seen those before.

Oh, I never noticed it myself.

I found myself looking at you again and again.

But when I was there, I couldn't see them.

She was so preoccupied that she was oblivious of her surroundings.

I never noticed before that you're taller than me.

I didn't notice while I was sitting next to you earlier, but you're really handsome.

Well, I didn't think so when we were married.

Did you ever notice he moves his lips when he reads?

And I made these self negating choices so reflexively, that I wasn't even aware that I was making them.

The Mission was not confronted with any advocacy of mass expulsion of non citizens.

Mom... give me some vodka.

Not that I've noticed it's done that to you exceptwhenhe was waiting to be hanged.

Have they changed or did I just not notice them before?

Steven Her feet are tiny. Beth

But Lou, haven't you noticed anything lately like the way he talks?

Have you ever noticed that Tom's right ear is much larger than his left ear?

I have noticed this about Trump when he says something favorable about Russia, the news media in Russia reports it.

His love went unnoticed by her, and he became a villain working for the Dark Agency after he was reborn.

And he always had a reputation to be somewhat vengeful, but I mean I never particularly saw that.

You know, I wonder if you've seen something in Horace... that I've never seen.

His discomfort communicated itself to the pretty sister, but the hostess did not seem to notice anything and purposely drew her sister into the conversation.

Unlike the settled middle class suburbs, whose existence I was oblivious of, there was no sense of entitlement in Footscray.

At her mother's house Mary had at last succumbed... to the weariness of mind and body which her gallant spirits... had defied so long.

'This is all just as it was before, but how is it that I never noticed it before?' said Anna to herself. 'Or is it that she is specially irritated this morning?

Anna seemed not to notice the worried look of inquiry on Vronsky's face, but chattered gaily about what she had been buying.

At first the Princess only noticed that Kitty was strongly influenced by her engoument, Infatuation. as she called it, for Madame Stahl and especially for Varenka.

In my work with cattle, I noticed a lot of little things that most people don't notice would make the cattle balk.

'Take no notice of him,' said Lydia Ivanovna, and with an agile movement she pushed forward a chair for Karenin. 'I have noticed...' she began, when a footman entered with a note.

I had seen tears on faces of my aunts or mother, or just teachers randomly at school and that made me feel that something is just not right.

Then I started going into the tunnels, which made me realize that there's a whole new dimension to the city that I never saw before and most people don't get to see.

The Russian girl looked after Madame Stahl, and also, as Kitty noticed, became intimate with all those who were seriously ill (of whom there were many in the place) and waited on them in the most natural way.

It was that ordinary well known feeling, as if she were dissembling, which she experienced in regard to her husband, but formerly she had not noticed it, while now she was clearly and painfully conscious of it.

In my work with cattle, I noticed a lot of little things that most people don't notice would make the cattle balk. Like, for example, this flag waving, right in front of the veterinary facility.

Something tormented her and she hid it from him, appearing not to notice the insults that were poisoning his life, and which should have been still more painful to her with her acuteness of perception.

Lydia Ivanovna rapidly read the note and, excusing herself, with extreme rapidity wrote and despatched the answer and returned to the table. 'I have noticed,' she continued her interrupted sentence, 'that Muscovites, men especially, are most indifferent to religion.'

She knew by the way he looked at the Ladies' Stand that he was trying to find her (he looked straight at her, without recognizing her amid the sea of muslin, ribbons feathers, sunshades, and flowers), but she purposely disregarded him.