Sentence examples for The conspicuous from inspiring English sources
adjective
Obvious or easy to notice.
- He was conspicuous by his absence.
The conspicuous shift on Syria has benefits for both countries.
The "conspicuous exception," he said, was employment discrimination.
The conspicuous cropping, she says, implies something to hide.
The conspicuous display of riches by corrupt bureaucrats heightens their sense of injustice.
The conspicuous absentees from the list of 350 are Pakistan's players.
The "conspicuous consensus" on independence that emerged in Congress occurred nowhere outside of New England.
The conspicuous trapping mechanism, which is always a modified leaf, draws special attention to these plants.
The conspicuous omission revived simmering concerns among investors about the tense relations between Viacom's two leaders.
The conspicuous regions are the regions which have high energy in the second-order differentiation.
The conspicuous exception is the clean condition, where the performance of Sys1 is somewhat disappointing.
The conspicuous warning colours of many insects, skunks, snakes and salamanders are discussed.
