Sentence examples for conspicuously display from inspiring English sources

The Neue Galerie, a museum at Fifth Avenue and Eighty-sixth Street that is dedicated to Austrian and German art, occupies the former home of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt III, and is the kind of place that is usually described as a jewel box: compact, exquisite, and filled with things that conspicuously display the wealth and taste of its owner.

According to the Forum's research, roughly 61% of apps conspicuously display privacy information, and most top app downloads did comply.

California Attorney General Kamala Harris threatened scores of app developers for similar privacy violations last month, and industry research finds that only 61percentt of apps conspicuously display data-use policies.

If the Web sites of more than half of the 30 largest fund groups that sell directly to the public (rather than only via retirement plans) don't conspicuously display fund expenses, it's likely that more than half of all fund sites don't.

Who knows, maybe if Congress actually had to conspicuously display their sponsors like NASCAR drivers, they might think twice about whose dollars they take.

It says items for sale, including art, must have a price tag conspicuously displayed.

A copy of General Patton's speech to his troops is conspicuously displayed on the wall.

— once so conspicuously displayed in front of her name — is now absent from her Web site and campaign literature.

A computer technician worked nearby with a digital camera, photographing each item with its catalog number conspicuously displayed alongside.

Whether the subject matter was alluring or off-putting, fiction was the arena where style was more obviously expected, sometimes conspicuously displayed and occasionally rewarded.

Maddow's artistry is most conspicuously displayed in the long monologue — sometimes as long as twenty-four minuninterruptedrupted by commercials — with which her show usually begins.