He parried the appeal however, by a complimentary admission of exceptions, among which the Doctor himself was a conspicuous one.*.*
Thus, relatively speaking, consumers with low self-esteem (high self-esteem) prefer a more conspicuous product design over a less conspicuous one to a lesser (greater) extent when they are embarrassed than when they are not embarrassed.
There are exceptions to this reticence, the most conspicuous one being a chapter of his autobiography, "A Charge to Keep" (William Morrow & Company, 1999), in which Mr. Bush discusses his support for the death penalty.
Most large overseas issuers have ADRs, although a few conspicuous ones don't (example: Germany's BMW).
The most conspicuous one is the data on consumer spending.
"When you look for who the geniuses are, she's the conspicuous one".
For a moment it looked like a conspicuous slice of one-upmanship.
In view of that proximity, some participants stated that it would be uncomfortable for one to be in a conspicuous setting where one may be easily seen by other people thereby compromising one's privacy.
(Mma P, age 68) One participant revealed a conspicuous example for the differing perception of pain, at least between Batswana and Europeans/North Americans.
Until quite recently, there was a conspicuous gap for n = 8 10, and just one known example with n = 11, being MgSO4·11H2O (aka meridianiite).
In our study, adolescent females emerged as a conspicuous risk group for developing ON.
