Sentence examples for conspicuous reasons from inspiring English sources

But no matter how I spun it, I couldn't ignore the most conspicuous reasons.

The most conspicuous by reason of character was Roosevelt Carlos Hurd, Sr., who was a taxi-driver also working as a taxi dispatcher, a man of forty-five with hair that stood up like a badger's coat, eyes set close together and staring out under glum brows through strong glasses, and a mouth that was unremitting in its compression.

Both Germany and its former capital, which former Chancellor Helmut Kohl referred to as a "symbol of conspicuous modesty," have reasons to be understated about their strengths.

She was so excited that she was wearing a red Falcons jersey bearing Ryan's name and No. 2. Amid a human garden suddenly sprouting No. 2s, Crooms was conspicuous for one reason: she is African-American.

The same reason explains the reason behind (conspicuous) absence of all-β classes from molten globule state of a protein [67], [68].

Two reasons are conspicuous by their absence.

For obvious reasons, that conspicuous indifference seriously calls into question the role that "humanitarianism" actually played here.

At this last championship celebration in Los Angeles, West, for whatever reason, was conspicuous by his absence.

There are three reasons for this conspicuous lack of enthusiasm.

There are three main reasons for the conspicuous differences among the SNP datasets.

The reasons for such conspicuous genotype phenotype discrepancies among tissues and species are elusive, but emerging evidence support that the subcellular assembly, sorting and targeting of components of pre-ciliary complexes mediated by RPGRIP1 present remarkable cell type-dependent structural and functional plasticity.