Sentence examples for be highly conspicuous from inspiring English sources
Prada is betting that the nonfacade facade will be highly conspicuous in its absence, suggesting the company's supreme brand confidence.
Jurevicius, who is 6-5, could see the least amount of time at tight end, though his work there could be highly conspicuous.
Mating typically occurs during September and October, although there are reports of its occurring as late as December, and can be highly conspicuous.
Such inequalities are highly conspicuous in Gujarat, a state with a wealthy, entrepreneurial population and a government committed to supporting the private sector.
Mothers with children are highly conspicuous to schools and social services once they leave the family home – and will tend to be housed quickly.
While rafflesia flowers are highly conspicuous and much has been learned about them, the body of the plant, twining like a fungus through the tissues of its host, is highly cryptic, and so much about these famed plants remains unknown.
The diffuse export of this rough labour to the rest of the world has certainly altered the position of a majority of people in Britain in a global class system, which replicates, with eerie accuracy, one which was highly conspicuous in Britain until the 1960s.
With the final revelers returning to earth after ADE 2015, a common note of conversation is that legendary defunct club Trouw was highly conspicuous in its absence after closing on Jan 3rd of this year.
The court martial reported that "his coolness, self-collectedness and exertions were highly conspicuous, and everything was done by him and his officers within the power of man to execute".
