"In this respect, Henderson fits the typical profile of modern special prosecutors, who tend to be prominent elder statesmen with conspicuous reputations for political independence," Coan wrote.
Mr. Netanyahu, in his first term as prime minister in the late 1990s, earned a reputation for conspicuous insincerity.
The three subsequent ads played similarly on the contrast between fresh produce offered without affectation and the Hamptons' reputation for conspicuous consumption and merchants with attitude.
Yet, some princes with reputations for conspicuous corruption appear to have been left alone, raising questions about who is being targeted, and why.
Their online reputation is made conspicuous by its absence.
Not the most powerful of Games's designs, but one of his most conspicuous, and it firmly established his reputation.
On July 30 , 1998 Jessica arrived at Jefferson Correctional Institution, a women's prison with conspicuous gun towers and a tough reputation, located 30 miles east of Tallahassee.
D.S.K. has long had a reputation as a gluttonous womanizer and shamelessly conspicuous consumer in Paris; nonetheless, he was, until this morning, considered the leading candidate for the Socialist Party's nomination in next year's presidential election, with a very good chance of defeating the incumbent, Nicolas Sarkozy.
Mr. Fletcher said that as a young black man trying to establish a reputation on Wall Street, he felt it was necessary to be conspicuous, whether in charity or in his choice of office space.
For Irish Americans, continued rising economic status, as well as conspicuous military service and staunch support for the Cold War, earned them a reputation as some of the nation's most loyal, law-abiding and patriotic citizens.
