Sentence examples for conspicuously divided from inspiring English sources
Today's report Worlds Apart flags up, yet again, that after 20 years of education reforms most of our schools are still conspicuously divided along class lines.
When NASA astronauts ceremoniously arrive at the research center, the black women "computers" are forced to stand together as a separate group, conspicuously divided from the other scientists.
To the divided and demoralised Democrats, Mr Blair has often seemed the leader the party so conspicuously lacks: Bill Clinton reborn with a zipper.
The tactic was conspicuously evident this week in attacks and reprisals that widened the already considerable divide and all but guaranteed that more violence lay ahead.
The Israelis and the Palestinians have each turned to making targets of some of each other's important symbols, a strategy that was conspicuously evident last week in a series of attacks and reprisals that widened the already considerable divide and all but guaranteed that more violence lay ahead.
I felt conspicuously human.
Gloria was conspicuously absent.
Modelo conspicuously does not.
But the divide between ranchers and environmentalists is not easy to bridge, and groups that maintain a hard-line stance on grazing issues were conspicuously absent.
The store was conspicuously upscale.
