Sentence examples for But conspicuously from inspiring English sources

But conspicuously not standing its ground among his work is a book on tennis.

But conspicuously absent was the man who started the crisis in the first place: Laurent Nkunda, the rebel general who has threatened to take over all of Congo and whose fighters recently brought central Africa to its most turbulent moment in years.

But conspicuously absent from the declaration, which urged a boost to growth via liberalisation of services, were the names of Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, and Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, who traditionally launch their own "call to arms" before each EU summit.

But conspicuously not included in Island Properties' development plan are any specific ideas for the substantial waterfront properties that Mr. Wang owns, including the Commander Oil Company, an active business with huge oil tanks that sit on the water's edge at the foot of downtown.

But conspicuously, it was clean a maid came every two weeks.

But conspicuously absent from the study is any discussion of what should be done to reverse a long-term decline of employment in L.A.'s entertainment industry.

Opportunities for sabotage were passed up by both sides, but most conspicuously by Russia.

Development aid was supposed to promote growth, but has conspicuously failed to do so.

But it conspicuously mentions a "bit of clear plastic anteriorly in the intergluteal fold suggestive of containing white powder".

"But it conspicuously ignores the Galliano kerfuffle [the furore over his antisemitic outburst] that preceded it, and feels pretty compromised as a result".

Most implied warranties can be waived orally or in writing but must conspicuously specify the word merchantability when disclaiming that specific warranty.