Sentence examples for conspicuous not only from inspiring English sources

In the observation gallery, Blackwill was conspicuous not only because of his bearlike size but because he was the only diplomat — the only outsider of any kind — in the hall.

The purpose of this database is to form some common ground and ground truth data denoting conspicuous events—not only for robust benchmarking of the produced summaries but even for computational modeling intended for machine-based understanding.

The tenets of conspicuous consumption require not only that the rich person be conscious or hyperconscious of wealth but also that others recognize his ability to spend lavishly.

But throughout the Devils' season and the playoffs, Steinbrenner has been conspicuous by the absence not only of his presence but of his bluster.

"Being a conspicuous presence at work not only means that the teachers you're responsible for know you're there to help, but students know that you're always around too.

Measurement sites for CO2 flux involved not only conspicuous CO2 degassing features (e.g., CO2-driven springs/geysers) but also linear features (e.g., joints/fractures and areas of diffusive leakage around a fault damage zone).

Thus P. harrisi demonstrates not only conspicuous vestigial structures (its wings) but also a vestigial behavior (holding outstretched wings in the sun), neither of which is needed for its survival.

Even though TTT is small and thus β becomes close to 1, Equations 11 and 12 make conspicuous handover decisions considering not only the current quality of the channel but also the previous condition of the channel and the rate of signal change.

For conspicuous goods demand does not only depend on price, but in addition it depends on the good's reputation, which increases in price.

And so the possibility that some of Carrie's freely-made choices — in sex, love, and conspicuous consumption — might actually be not only mistaken but actually morally corrosive could only be hinted at, never fully explored.

The ommochromes not only are conspicuous in the eyes of insects and crustaceans but have also been detected in the eggs of the echiurid worm Urechis caupo and in the changeable chromatophores in the skin of cephalopods.