Sentence examples for conspicuously assigned from inspiring English sources
I first got an inkling of this when I was conspicuously assigned to a table with two other gay professionals an Us Weekly staff writer and an employee at MTV.
Although Heiligman conspicuously avoids assigning labels to Erdos, he's basically a bit of a nerd.
But Mr Johnson, a genial veteran from a poor background, is well-placed to portray the chancellor as a man too privileged to understand the pain austerity might cause.Ms Cooper, who came top of the MPs' shadow-cabinet vote, has, perhaps oddly, been assigned foreign affairs, which have never conspicuously interested her.
Assigned to accompany the Vice-President during a Presidential motorcade through San Antonio, the Senator had gotten into another car instead, and, in a procession in which the other vehicles behind the Presidential limousine were packed with people, Johnson and his wife, Lady Bird, had had to sit conspicuously alone in the back seat of their convertible.
I felt conspicuously human.
Gloria was conspicuously absent.
Modelo conspicuously does not.
The store was conspicuously upscale.
