Sentence examples for a conspicuous lack from inspiring English sources

There is a conspicuous lack of chardonnay.

One difference from today, he said, was a conspicuous lack of secrecy in these matters.

This is, in other words, a story with a conspicuous lack of heroes.

The chief hallmark of his playing was a conspicuous lack of schmaltz.

There were reports of someone, possibly French, being shot, but there was a conspicuous lack of French resistance.

Instead of collective thunder and fury up front, too, there was a conspicuous lack of consistent power.

Seven of the 23 who appeared for the Springboks in Brighton were involved at Twickenham, including Pieter-Steph du Toit, the second row who, as against England, was fielded out of position at wing forward with an equally conspicuous lack of success, an obsession with size generating sighs.

Nor will it do much for the president at home, where he is fighting on even more fronts than he is overseas and – so far – with an equally conspicuous lack of tangible success.

Because of an editing error, an article on Thursday about the conspicuous lack of comment by President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on reports of a chemical attack in Syria last week referred incorrectly to the Institute of World Economy and International Relations, where a researcher, Georgy I. Mirsky, said Russians have been generally indifferent to the Syrian war.

Does the conspicuous lack of a female character in Grand Theft Auto V actually matter?

Now, the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters is hoping to use Abel's name to fill the conspicuous lack of a mathematics Nobel.