Sentence examples for conspicuously covered from inspiring English sources

Acer platanoides is conspicuously covered by numerous greenish-yellow flowers in early spring (April-May in the New York City region).

The clothes looked like exactly the same body-con, tough girl, leather and black "wookie" fur thing that was, well, everywhere on the runway (particularly in Milan) last fall, and has been conspicuously covered by bloggers (particularly Tommy Ton) for a whole winter, now.

She rode for four stations -- conspicuously turning her abdomen, covered in a bright pink shirt.

Scores of photographs of her children covered one wall; in a corner, less conspicuously, was a gallery of pictures documenting encounters with President Obama.

They were covered head-to-toe in American flag paraphernalia and US jerseys, though Gladys was conspicuously draped in a Ghanaian flag.

They themselves are evidence of what can be done conspicuously, or under cover, without remorse.

President Bush conspicuously omitted any money for the airline industry in his request this week for $74.5 billion to cover costs of the war against Iraq.

Designated for conservation, Bauhaus apartments usually cover entire floors and offer the feel of a private home in a city that conspicuously lacks detached housing.

While the Family Leader pledge covers just about every other so-called virtue they can think of, the one that is conspicuously missing is tolerance.

In nearly every culture that covers its nudity and lives under a roof, fashion and architecture are vested with the power to confer status and encode identity — services that, of late, they have performed conspicuously for each other.

In nearly every culture that covers its nudity and lives under a roof, fashion and architecture are vested with the power to confer status and encode identity services that, of late, they have performed conspicuously for each other.