Sentence examples for as a conspicuously from inspiring English sources

From one perspective, the start last Monday of a companion Web site to The New Yorker might be seen as a conspicuously late arrival to a party when many of the guests were making moves to leave.

When the musical returned to New York in 1949, The New York Times reviewer Brooks Atkinson described Carousel as "a conspicuously superior musical play ... Carousel, which was warmly appreciated when it opened, seems like nothing less than a masterpiece now".

Task assignment and work responsibilities have been identified as a conspicuously gendered practice.

Turtles have been described as having a conspicuously modified reptile body plan, and termed 'hopeful monsters', representing a successful phenotypic mutant with the potential to establish a new evolutionary lineage [ 2- 7].

Johnson and Barber were, as Bundock says, a "conspicuously odd" couple.

Luther is shown as a scholar conspicuously holding a book with both hands.

They wore their flab, their flaws and their bruises as conspicuously as their talents.

To advertise the book, Crane hired four men to read it as conspicuously as possible on the elevated train, which, unfortunately, had little effect on sales.

The 10 or fewer stamens are exposed, although not as conspicuously as in many of the members of the subfamily Mimosoideae described below.

He published of course — and not just in German but, as quickly and conspicuously as possible, in English.

It is one of cricket's greater perversities that the changes they are probably considering are to the bowling unit, which palpably did not get them into this mess, rather than the batting order, which just as conspicuously did.