Sentence examples for conspicuous only from inspiring English sources

Both are arguably consumption that is conspicuous only to those you really want to impress.

But some of the most popular TV shows of last year are conspicuous only by their absence.

An appearance on Capital was cancelled and they were bumped far down the playlist, their music conspicuous only by its absence.

The band are also understood to have been bumped down the station's playlist with their music said to be conspicuous only by its absence this morning.

His first term wasn't easy for Hollywood, representationally; the most visible evidence for this seeming paralysis was the whiteout that descended over the 2011 Oscars, where African-Americans were conspicuous only by their absence.

Ecclestone has said that he is more interested in power than money — he summers on a Mediterranean yacht, and winters in Gstaad, Switzerland, but his wealth is largely conspicuous only because of the multimillion-dollar, gossip-magazine lifestyles of his two 20-something, real-estate-collecting daughters.

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.

They get on well with Mr Primakov, but have taken note of his dislike of conspicuous insubordination.The only man whose political strength has grown unchallenged since August is the most powerful of the lot: Yuri Luzhkov, Moscow's mayor, a front-runner in next year's presidential race.

This conspicuous silence only stiffens the spines of critics who view the recommendations as more public-relations prattle than driver of authentic change.

Less conspicuous, perhaps only because voters are too busy staring at their own smartphones to notice, is the way the ubiquity of mobile devices has introduced a new peril into candidate-voter interactions: distracted campaigning.

The article should instead read: "During investigation with SEM, some spherical structures were conspicuous, which only occur in some of the reacted samples (Figs. 18, 19) as small spheres with diameters of < 1 µm.