Sentence examples for conspicuously has from inspiring English sources

Wozniacki lunged and somehow managed to block back a lob, which Halep who conspicuously has no overhead shot—swung-volleyed to the other corner of the court.

You see it in a comedic work like "Misia and Vallotton at Villeneuve": the head of the painter Félix Vallotton is wryly framed by the picture on the wall behind him, while Thadée Natanson, Misia's husband, to whom she conspicuously has her back turned as if in disdain, is barely visible as a funny sliver cut off by the left side of the canvas.

Within the past ∼60 years, the Atlantic clade has given rise to freshwater invading populations multiple times independently along the Atlantic coast, whereas the North Atlantic clade conspicuously has not (Lee 1999; Winkler et al. 2008).

This molecule conspicuously had an activity towards cathepsin L that exceeded that of all other inhibitors, hinting at a different binding mode.

Less conspicuously, he has been taking advice from Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair's hatchet-man.

But Cameron and, conspicuously, Osborne, have been involved behind the scenes.

Main goal: Survival What they need to secure it: Premier League quality, given how conspicuously they've been sliding.

Conspicuously, organizers have kept close to their genre after last year's head-scratching inclusion of the hip-hop torchbearers Public Enemy.

Conspicuously, they have not taken that option — understandably so, as the WTO is expected shortly to rule against Europe on the issue of Airbus EADSS) loan subsidies.

Conspicuously, we have found that expression of miR-510 was virtually nonexistent in clinical sample sets (Dataset 1 [ 3] and Dataset 2 [ 4]).

Hillary Clinton has conspicuously withheld her endorsement.