Sentence examples similar to conspicuously emphasized from inspiring English sources
At AIG materials for the training program were conspicuously branded "The AIG Way of Negotiating," and Hancock publicly emphasized both the reduced litigation costs and the reputational benefits he hoped would result.
Cato's greater, historical work, the Origines, survives only in fragments: it challenged the earlier Roman histories insofar as it was written in Latin and emphasized the achievements of the Italian peoples rather than those of the few great senatorial families of Rome (whose names were conspicuously omitted).
Isocrates emphasizes that "he more conspicuously than others paid attention to sacrifices and rituals in temples" (Busiris 28).
Nobody has done this more conspicuously than Kanye West, and both Glover and Staples are working within, and beyond, West's legacy, emphasizing their freedom and creativity as artists.
I felt conspicuously human.
Gloria was conspicuously absent.
