Sentence examples for conspicuously he from inspiring English sources

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

The contrast between Mr. Bush's public demeanor toward the end of last week and his manner on Wednesday night demonstrated how conspicuously he wears his exhaustion, how readily his voice and his features betray any strain he feels.

Most conspicuously, he titles his chapters after the successive presidential administrations of the Fifth Republic, complete with the exact dates of their duration, as if de Gaulle, Pompidou et al. ruled the course of Paul's life as closely as they did that of the French government.

Voltaire ridicules religion, theologians, governments, armies, philosophies, and philosophers through allegory; most conspicuously, he assaults Leibniz and his optimism.

Trump, for his part, issued what was supposed to be an apology ― although, conspicuously, he didn't say he had been wrong to make the comments.

King's faith-based Democratic Socialist vision, his uncompromising notion of a Beloved Community based on democratic, cooperative social and economic relations, coupled with the notion of functioning markets that, quite conspicuously, he never repudiated, indeed embody a "higher synthesis".

Sir Bruce Keogh plans to eradicate the practice of relying on junior doctors at weekends with consultants being conspicuously absent, he has said.

Matt, also from London, looked 20 years older than everyone else - small and conspicuously gentle, he was serving 12 years for assault.

"Anyone perusing the list of past winners cannot help noticing that many if not most of the country's greatest musical minds are conspicuously missing," he continued.

Mr. Armani was not "conspicuously absent"; he attended, but in the large and dark room, some guests were unaware of his presence.

As Ilsa Bick puts it in her 1996 essay "Boys in Space: 'Star Trek,' Latency, and the Neverending Story," Kirk is, "consistently and conspicuously exceptional…He is daring, charismatic, and filled with bravado — clearly, the Oedipal-age hero constantly in need of redirection and superego restraints".