Sentence examples for conspicuous too from inspiring English sources
Her absence was conspicuous, too, when it came to another architecture award: the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) announced the 23-strong shortlist for its inaugural national awards this week, and Zaha's Glasgow Riverside Museum for Transport isn't on it, despite being surely the highest-profile new building in Scotland of the past year.
The absence of Vice President Khalili from the jirga will be conspicuous, too.
Kompany has had accident-prone spells and Otamendi's flaws have been conspicuous far too often this season but the presence of Mangala and Demichelis can be unnerving for City's crowd given the frequency of their mistakes.
It is an effort that everyone has a stake in -- and while the progress made to date has been conspicuous, so too are the risks unless we remain vigilant and energetic.
Coward was too conspicuous.
Either way, it was all too conspicuous.
They are "too conspicuous," says Colonel Arajavuth.
As a result, it has become too conspicuous.
Best they not be, you know, too conspicuous.
No one in the mob ought to be too conspicuous.
