Sentence examples for conspicuously fails from inspiring English sources

The English signage names that tune, but the Chinese text conspicuously fails to.

A further strand is a society that better cares for its people, and addresses inequality and injustice in a way contemporary Scotland conspicuously fails.

If a government conspicuously fails to prevent a terrorist attack or a real estate bubble, then obviously it needs to be given more powers to prevent the next one, or the one after that.

While it's clear that the auto-obsessed Lasseter may love these characters as much as Andy loved Woody, he conspicuously fails to draw the rest of us into his ring of enchantment.

A questionable screenplay trophy at the Oscars saved The Imitation Game (Studiocanal, 12) from the embarrassment of being one of those films expressly made for prizes it then conspicuously fails to win.

While Rivlin allows that "tax increases can be part of the solution," she conspicuously fails to mention the most obvious tax-based solution: Raising the $106,000 cap on Social Security contributions.

But the president conspicuously failed to embrace this argument.

That raised expectations that it has conspicuously failed to meet.

Google Apps has conspicuously failed to win adoption quickly.

But it has conspicuously failed to get better.

For this reason it conspicuously failed to engage with McKay.