Sentence examples for Nothing conspicuous from inspiring English sources
Speaking to local newspaper L'Ardennais, Sarah said that her skirt was "nothing special, it's very simple, there's nothing conspicuous.
The student, identified as Sarah by local daily newspaper L'Ardennais, told the paper that her skirt was "nothing special, it's very simple, there's nothing conspicuous.
Examination showed nothing conspicuous; both the bony structures of the petrous bone and the internal auditory canal were without pathological findings.
In the case of (1), the contrast between Dionysius and Neoplatonism should not be taken to be a contrast between free divine creation, on the one hand, and supposed emanation or illumination by necessity, on the other, for divine/ human freedom and creation out of "nothing" are conspicuous facets of Neoplatonic thought as well.
There's nothing more conspicuous than a group of hollering teenagers whooping down the busy main street that runs past the school in the middle of the afternoon with your ID badges still on.
So this may come as perverse consolation, but slowly, quietly and over the course of decades, the borough has created something -- or, rather, a conspicuous nothing -- that elevates it among the ranks of the country's real, independent big cities.
Although Sandberg is outspoken about the need for more women leaders, she's said nothing about the conspicuous lack of women in Trump's cabinet ― he's appointed the whitest and most male cabinet since Reagan.
There is much that has been groundbreaking in her time as First Lady, and much to be admired, but nothing has been more conspicuous (or distracting) than the barrage of changing images of Hillary.
Mr. Richardson said he had nothing to do with his conspicuous placement on the podium in Nashville.
And there is nothing very surprising about their conspicuous consumption: a house in the Hamptons, condos on the Upper East Side, private schools, limousines, jewelry, tennis lessons and designer clothes.
