Sentence examples for by conspicuously from inspiring English sources
Flowering dogwoods have small flowers surrounded by conspicuously expanded coloured bracts (specialized leaves) that are frequently mistaken for petals.
The newly wealthy are often desperate to affirm their status by conspicuously consuming the favoured brands of the already rich.
But Mr. Giuliani's measured and courtly performance, unruffled by conspicuously gentle questioning from the commission, left his reputation essentially unscathed.
The secretary himself helped set the stage for today's generally positive atmosphere in the last few weeks by conspicuously dropping references to China as a "strategic competitor".
In a Monday night game in Dallas a few years ago he scored a touchdown and then celebrated by conspicuously stomping all over the Cowboys' logo painted on the field.
The conceptual joke is that the entire project was financed by conspicuously placed products in a film that is little more than a string of ads for its sponsors, stitched together with scenes of Mr. Spurlock hustling like crazy to line them up.
Her Birmingham Edgbaston seat should have gone Tory in 2010, but she held it by campaigning energetically on local issues and by being conspicuously independent-minded.
Nevertheless, to make the short journey by foot from a nearby car park, we are accompanied by three conspicuously armed guards.
To the aforementioned memes, perhaps we should add a third: "extinction transmission --the artransmission --ther message transmission --theld by very conspicuously leartng it.
New to me, poignantly, are jazzy paintings and a bank of video monitors flashing fractured logos by a conspicuously gifted German, Michel Majerus, who died in a plane crash, in 2002, at the age of thirty-five.
But by so conspicuously holding back criticism first of the coup and now of the shooting of unarmed civilians, the West has confirmed the view of enemies of democracy everywhere: that its preaching is riddled with hypocrisy.
