Sentence examples for conspicuously drop from inspiring English sources

Some dancers appear to maintain a character, or conspicuously drop out of character.

The secretary himself helped set the stage for today's generally positive atmosphere in the last few weeks by conspicuously dropping references to China as a "strategic competitor".

If the dating sites had a mixer, you might find OK Cupid by the bar, muttering factoids and jokes, and Match.com in the middle of the room, conspicuously dropping everyone's first names into his sentences.

Since taking office, Trump has conspicuously dropped the subject.

Old friends advise you to drop the subject, or are conspicuously out when visibly in.

Back in the reality-based community, it is Mr. Bush who has most conspicuously enabled the Taliban's resurgence by dropping the ball as it regrouped in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Conspicuously missing are hotly debated rules on data privacy, dropped at the last minute to keep from derailing the whole package.

In Mississippi, Mr Musgrove conspicuously refrained from inviting national Democrats, such as the presidential candidates, to drop in.This hardly augurs well for the Democrats in next year's presidential election.

Yet the resulting speech is not so much neutral as measured and devoid of the local inflections that would conspicuously mark it as "Indian" (I should note that many companies say they have dropped the policy of locational masking).

One marker (Om07) had a conspicuously higher error rate (5.76%), predominately as a result of a relatively high level of sample drop out for this locus.

Neighbors said that Mr. Breivik had been conspicuously absent from his family's home in Oslo recently, raising suspicions because he had previously dropped by often to visit his mother for meals, Norwegian news outlets reported.