Sentence examples for another conspicuous from inspiring English sources

Battered and bruised in the European and local elections, the junior partner in Britain's government suffered another conspicuous humiliation.

And Peter Bogdanovich surely a key figure, and not just as an archivist, in the appreciation of American movies is another conspicuous absentee.

Anyway, what with all the talk about Rooney and Shevchenko, I'd overlooked that Andriy Voronin is another conspicuous absentee from Ukraine's starting line-up.

Just as there is an undercurrent of bitterness at the enhanced employment prospects of foreign coaches in the English game, another conspicuous failure in La Liga, so soon after David Moyes' failure at Real Sociedad, would have far-reaching ramifications.

For another conspicuous fete, Sotheby's persuaded Count Giovanni Volpe to lend his magnificent palazzo for a cocktail roundup of some 400 souls, offering profuse apologies to David Furnish, a Canadian-born filmmaker, who was at first refused admittance at the dock because he had neglected to bring either his invitation or his instantly recognizable roommate, Sir Elton John.

Another conspicuous trend is that the film is generally falling short of Noah's openings – suggesting, to answer a question of mine from a few weeks ago, that developing territories you might expect to swallow conservative narrative classicism actually prefer Darren Aronofsky's radical approach to biblical material (hence that film's $362m take).

Instead, between May and June last year, the regulator came up with another, less conspicuous, tweak to the rulebook.

There was another less conspicuous byelection last night, in the Park ward of Blackpool, where the Conservatives scored a gain from Labour on a big swing even since the May 2007 elections when Labour polled very poorly in the town.

"The $1m holiday is just another form of conspicuous consumption or trophy tourism".

SEVERAL stores have opened along East Hampton's Main Street, in perhaps another sign that conspicuous consumption has returned to the East End.

WALK into a Home Depot during the day, and one thing may strike you by its inescapable presence, another by its conspicuous absence.