Sentence examples for conspicuous campaign from inspiring English sources

This year, the Republican, Robert Hurt, who ran the country's least conspicuous campaign, passed the carpet test with flying colors: he's a country-club Republican himself.

For these reasons, the committee should perhaps have preferred the Saudi activist Wajeha al-Huwaider, who this year has started small with a conspicuous campaign to allow women in Saudi Arabia to drive.

It was a conspicuous beginning to a campaign by the Russian government to get tough with the hundreds of Russian producers of illegal audio and video products.

But perhaps the most original — and conspicuous — step in the campaign is Citygarden, a 2.9-acre sculpture park that opened Wednesday on two blocks of the city's central corridor, known as the Gateway Mall.

Though the rebels had confiscated his estates, he raised a regiment of horse that played a conspicuous part in the campaigns of 1619 21.

Neither Pan American the corporation nor its officers or directors were conspicuous contributors to political campaigns.

With the Tea Party's record of primary victories, "gun rights" extremism will be on conspicuous display in Republican campaigns across the country.

Stupidity has not been a conspicuous feature of Khan's campaign so far.

Mr. Treffinger begins the campaign with few conspicuous expressions of support from other Republicans.

But six months after the girls were taken, the contrast between the rampaging outrage of the Twitter campaign and the conspicuous absence in Nigeria of much urgency about their plight is so grotesque it is almost comical.

His most conspicuous role in the Bush campaign had been a speech at the Republican convention in Philadelphia, in which he scolded the party for being insensitive to the condition of minorities.