Sentence examples for For conspicuously from inspiring English sources

Each year, the Institute offers a prize, the Goodwin Medal, for conspicuously effective teaching by a graduate student.

They both exalt and ridicule the mania for conspicuously tasteful consumption that for some constitutes the allure of art.

This simple restatement of the logic of liberal trade brought derision down on Mr Mankiw's head and the supposedly pro-trade administration he works for conspicuously failed to defend the plain truth he had advanced.

Another former president, Jimmy Carter, who was not known for conspicuously strong foreign policy while in office, said that Mr Kerry "has already proven in Vietnam that he will not hesitate to act.

In 2006, the National Maritime Museum in London awarded him its Caird Medal for "conspicuously important work... of a nature that involves communicating with the public" and in 2008 Harvard named him a Walter Channing Cabot Fellow for "achievements and scholarly eminence in the fields of literature, history or art".

The crypt and window spaces of the Naval Academy Chapel may be used only for memorials to officers of the Navy who have successfully commanded a fleet or squadron in battle or who have received the thanks of Congress for conspicuously distinguished services in time of war.

Throughout its range, its fondness for feeding stations and for nesting conspicuously around buildings makes the House Finch among North America's most familiar birds.

It isn't the moment for consuming conspicuously, and that is a terrible problem for retailers.

Mr Fini has for months puzzled his followers by arguing for a conspicuously progressive form of conservatism.

It isn't the moment for consuming conspicuously, and that is a terrible problem for retailers, who are still reeling from the disastrous holiday season.

Several recent articles [ 1- 5] have drawn attention to "Constructive Neutral Evolution" (CNE), a scheme proposed to account for such conspicuously nugatory features as gene-scrambling and RNA pan-editing, for an inordinately complex spliceosome, and for a profusion of semi-redundant duplicate genes [ 6, 7].