Sentence examples for conspicuous ease from inspiring English sources
Once in possession, however, their lack of ideas was startling and Peterborough coped with a series of long, hanging balls with conspicuous ease.
During booms, credit eases, conspicuous consumption proliferates, and fortunes swell.
I have a suggestion for all the reformed conspicuous consumers: get certified, ease the teacher shortage and assuage your guilt.
He was, this once-dead Wally, not the strangest concoction of Homo sapiens genetic material ever presented to me, but he was certainly the most complexly pathetic and ill-starred — a wide-eyed, positive-outlook type, ill at ease and conspicuous in his lumpy flesh, but also strangely serene and on occasion pompous and ribald, like the downstate S.A.E. he was back when life was simpler.
In a cast most conspicuous for being ill at ease, only Andrea Bianchi as Edith, the jumpy maid, seizes her moments without strangling them.
In video of the shooting, the general is conspicuous in a white uniform and black protective vest, chatting at ease in an open lot with an Egyptian television news reporter.
A little below the surface, of course, there are differences, from the less conspicuous presence of the gasht-e-ershad, the morality police, to a gradual easing of some social restrictions.
George W. Bush's trumpeting of his own ease is what Thorstein Veblen, the great theorist of the leisure class, would have called the conspicuous display of an industrial exemption.
