Sentence examples for conspicuously changed from inspiring English sources
But on Monday, Mr. Lhota conspicuously changed gears, commandeering the steps of City Hall to deliver a blistering attack on his leading Democratic rival, Christine C. Quinn, for endorsing a new agency that would independently monitor the city's Police Department.
Nevertheless, these factors should have no obvious impact on the feeding behavior of major predators, which conspicuously changed after the RHD outbreak, and we have already shown that climate seems to have no effect on the dynamics of neither prey population.
However, the CVs changed conspicuously.
One thing that has changed most conspicuously since "The Catcher in the Rye" is the behavior of women in these tales.
After this the atmosphere of the South Seas' cocktail hour changed; Leonard became conspicuously present & had a sobering & quieting effect that was bad for business.
Unfortunately, he says, this was politically impossible.So far, the only conspicuously successful change the government has introduced has been a tax-reform package, which on the evidence of the first few months has somewhat raised the tax take, especially from individuals.
We know the other side much better and we know how to deal with them".Attitudes in the conservative camp have changed, too, although less conspicuously.
The most conspicuously absent variable is wealth, which has changed in complex relationships with race and ethnicity in large U.S. cities over the last 25 years, with demographic shifts generally accelerating in the 2000s (Frey 2015).
Such an approach is conspicuously lacking (A jurisprudent)." "They have changed the world and now we are suffering from side-effects of irresponsible approaches.
But much has changed in the intervening years, most conspicuously the election of a black man to the presidency.
So far, Mitt Romney has conspicuously failed to persuade voters that his party, which helped lead us into this mess, has learned enough and changed enough to lead us out of it.
