Sentence examples for conspicuous appreciation from inspiring English sources
Clare is what we call a "Senior Boomer," someone who's done the course, done it creditably, set aside beaucoup savings, got his kids set up at a safe distance, experienced a conspicuous appreciation in the dollar value of his family home (mortgage paid off), and now wants something a helluva lot nicer before he gets too decrepit to notice it.
And Peter Bogdanovich surely a key figure, and not just as an archivist, in the appreciation of American movies is another conspicuous absentee.
The French defender, 33 in August, was conspicuous by his absence from the players' lap of appreciation after the Fulham game, and the Gunners chairman, Peter hasl-Woodescribedscribed his wage demands – reported to be £80,000 a week – as "quite extravagant".
He suggests that art evolved as a byproduct of other human skills and needs, including conspicuous consumption, and that aesthetic pleasure originates in our practical appreciation of "cues to understandable, safe, productive, nutritious or fertile things in the world".
Conspicuous consumption is out.
A conspicuous disparity persists.
Cold shoulders became conspicuous.
Conspicuous cracks in ground.
