Sentence examples for certainly conspicuous from inspiring English sources

The passivity of Rolfes and Gonzalo Castro in the run-up to Freiburg's goals was certainly conspicuous.

— This city's new dog is certainly conspicuous: fluorescent pink, weighing as much as a grown man, wearing sneakers on his paws and a water bottle strapped to his back.

One thing worth noting, however, while far from being dishonest, is certainly conspicuous (and slightly annoying): You will notice in the ninth slide that Robin posted this morning (from Mason's presentation to investors) gives a jumbled look at the map of significant competition Groupon is facing in the daily deals space.

Theirs was certainly the most conspicuous wisp of conflict of the night, and that is unusual.

It is certainly not the most conspicuous, as scandal swirls around Gov. Bob McDonnell, the departing Republican, and buffets Mr. Cuccinelli at the same time.

However, extinction before scientific recognition is certainly not restricted to conspicuous megafauna.

This is the magnitude that the Sun would have if it were at a distance of 10 parsecs—an object still visible to the naked eye, though not a very conspicuous one and certainly not the brightest in the sky.

That's bad for all of us, she's the EU's conspicuous grownup and certainly young Cameron needs her help to dig himself out of his referendum hole.

This is certainly the most alarming and conspicuous aspect of the disaster.

This northern section of Spain has a significant Celtic heritage, and Carlos Nuñez is certainly one of its most conspicuous (and passionate) champions.

To be sure, inequality, envy, and conspicuous consumption have always been a part of American culture, and TV certainly did a lot to expand our ability to compare ourselves to others.