Sentence examples for conspicuous especially from inspiring English sources

Seasonal and other forms of circular migration for limited periods of time are conspicuous, especially in Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand.

Things were calmer in the daytime, but we were more conspicuous, especially after the annual address to freshmen in Alexander Hall.

But this year, with the Giants winless after their first six games, Reese's silence became conspicuous, especially because he was chided for molding a flawed team.

With the Fairtrade logo now appearing even on mainstream brands such as Starbucks coffees and four-finger Kit Kats, this absence is becoming more and more conspicuous, especially during Fairtrade fortnight, which starts this week.

Part 2, advertisement, covers the methods of becoming conspicuous, especially for warning displays in aposematic animals.

As can be seen in SEM micrographs, regardless of the size and distribution index of particles, the morphology of the particles is not perfectly spherical and in some point egg-like morphology is somewhat conspicuous, especially in MBC-NaAA5 and MBC-NaAA10 samples (Figs.  6c, d and 7c).

In his military career, Northcott was both highly regarded and successful staff officer, as commander of the 1st Armoured Division, II Corps and BCOF he was "noted neither for innovation nor conspicuous success", especially when compared with Robertson who "possessed the ebullience and flair that Northcott lacked".

Carmelo Anthony was especially conspicuous in his lack of will.

Indian communities also are scattered throughout the region and are especially conspicuous in Singapore and Myanmar.

In major public areas of cities, the police presence has been especially conspicuous, with weapons ostentatiously displayed.

They are especially conspicuous around the gape (corners of the mouth) of birds that catch insects in the air.