Sentence examples for conspicuously a from inspiring English sources

Less conspicuously, a table in the upstairs hallway displayed a collection of family photographs.

In this sense "Legacy of Ashes" is conspicuously a book of its time.

"Tony Lewis, besides brilliantly covering the Supreme Court, became too conspicuously a member of Robert Kennedy's social circle," Mr. Frankel wrote in his memoir, "The Times of My Life and My Life With The Times".

According to the cable, Yugoslavia's customs chief at the time, a close ally of Mr. Milosevic's, gave favorable treatment to Delta, most conspicuously a 45-day grace period to pay customs duties.

Most conspicuously, a set of 14 of his gunpowder drawings sold at Christie's in Hong Kong in November for $9.5 million, setting an auction record for contemporary Chinese art.

This is conspicuously a Jew -- described elsewhere by Babel as a man with "glasses on your nose and autumn in your heart" -- playing an unaccustomed role, but staying within the framework of Talmudic morality.

Most conspicuously, an 'apical organ' is found in various groups, including cnidarians [ 5], protostome annelids, mollusks [ 2], flatworms [ 6] and nemertines [ 7], as well as deuterostome echinoderms [ 8] and hemichordates [ 9].

Harvard announced its plans yesterday at a news conference; the University of California, San Francisco, did so less conspicuously a month ago, resuming a program abandoned in 2001.

Luther is shown as a scholar conspicuously holding a book with both hands.

He provides the narration, dances "Risky Business -style in his underwear and arrives conspicuously — in a yellow LamBusiness -style single man amid a sea of couples.

It is the pelvic region and the hind limb that most conspicuously distinguish a fish from a tetrapod, and that distinction is still valid among modern animals.