Sentence examples for are still conspicuous from inspiring English sources
Yet discredited faces from the old government are still conspicuous in the new administration, though many had hoped it would bring real reformers to power.Hope still flickers, however.
Alternative comedy is supposed to be anti-racist, and even though racist jokes have largely been eradicated, black performers and punters are still conspicuous by their absence.
Nottingham Forest may be only three points off the relegation zone, they may have triumphed only once away in the league this season, and they may have dropped two points against Queens Park Rangers in a game they should have won, but the cries of "Platt out!" are still conspicuous by their absence.
Santorum doesn't have a hotel to promote, as Donald Trump did in staging an announcement for his endorsement of Romney, but this move was still conspicuous for being done in the dark.
While there had been a "striking increase in the incidence of cancers of modern societies" including lung and cervical cancer, they reported, there were still "conspicuous deficits" in breast-cancer rates.
Despite the aging society and the connected increase in demand for health services which in principle accompanies it, the German hospital market is still conspicuous for its overcapacities [1].
The baskets on chloroplast surfaces became diffuse but the small loops containing mitochondria were still conspicuous (Fig. 2d).
In plants, it is not higher than the peaks for phase 0 introns between positions 20 and 40, but it is still conspicuous against the relatively intron-poor region between positions 3 and 20.
All the same, some of those reliable characters are still rather conspicuous by their absence on the machine.
While Stephen Linsteadt's observations of fruit would seem to embrace still-life conventions more straightforwardly, the results are still skewed, conspicuous by their half-finished quality.
The trouble with computers in their current form is that they are still all too conspicuous.
