Sentence examples for conspicuously good from inspiring English sources

The writing is conspicuously good; and this goodness turns out to be, eventually, a subject of criticism — by Cyril Connolly, no less — in a droll show of artistic self-reference, although in the meantime it works an authentic spell.

The writing is conspicuously good; and this goodness turns out to be, eventually, a subject of criticism by Cyril Connolly, no less in a droll show of artistic self-reference, although in the meantime it works an authentic spell.

She would no doubt have lived her life anywhere with conspicuously good manners; that she lived it so in the movie business makes her even more appealing.

The most expensive diesel-engined versions just breach the £20,000 barrier, but prices start at £16,395; at those levels, Chevrolet's newcomer represents conspicuously good value for money.

Al Ferof and Walkon are other novices who could be ahead of the game, in differing degrees, having failed to see through a promising start last season, and the latter has a conspicuously good record when fresh.

There is conspicuously good support from Eleanor Wyld as a woman forced to defend her un-wished-for beauty, and from Ruth Everett, who plays an exploitative Duchess like a wide-eyed, over-wound mechanical doll.

Rival Danone is doing conspicuously well.

Mr. Stevens was among the cast members who gave "conspicuously flavorsome and good" performances, Bosley Crowther wrote in The New York Times.

In an industry conspicuously starved of good news lately, the success of Live, an initiative from Vodafone Group, has given its investors something to cheer about and its competitors serious food for thought.

Received happiness is perhaps why they're so supportive of one another, and recommend each other's goods – conspicuously, no one is jealous of young Morgan, despite his queues and reputation; they're cheering him on.

Keep the Lights On is at once very good and conspicuously ordinary.