Sentence examples for conspicuous when from inspiring English sources

The gap is even more conspicuous when it comes to Oxbridge.

McCain's resilience was particularly conspicuous when he returned from captivity in Vietnam, in 1973.

The stamps were much more conspicuous when recipients paid with paper stamps rather than an electronic card.

For example, officials had been told to ensure their laptops were less conspicuous when on public transport.

It was shown that the thermal expansion coefficient increased significantly with the development of hydration and became more conspicuous when the ground granulated blast furnace slag was added.

Because goldenrods are common and conspicuous when ragweeds release pollen into the wind, they often have been blamed for allergies that are actually caused primarily by ragweeds.

Nowhere is this more conspicuous than when buying wine.

After clashing with President Barack Obama, the Saudis were conspicuous cheerleaders when Trump came to power.

During the winter Scipio again displayed conspicuous ability when Manilius led two unsuccessful expeditions against the Carthaginian forces in the interior.

"Out of the boom years comes this nice kind of reaction with people thinking of basic needs instead of conspicuous consumption when it comes to homes," she explained.

Or there was Ben's conspicuous annoyance when I played a game of croquet with him and inadvertently won; he was not amused.