Sentence examples for conspicuously late from inspiring English sources

He was famously Macavity the Cabinet Cat during many of Tony Blair's crisis moments, conspicuously late to declare his support.

Hakeem and Cookie wait anxiously in the green room at Sway's morning show for Valentina, who is conspicuously late.

The PC chip giant has been conspicuously late to the mobile market, having canceled plans to ship a smartphone version of its Atom processor after a demonstration of it running in an LG phone over a year ago.

From one perspective, the start last Monday of a companion Web site to The New Yorker might be seen as a conspicuously late arrival to a party when many of the guests were making moves to leave.

But attendance has fallen conspicuously this month in cities that have not seen a pennant in years.

In the firmament that is the FTSE, one star was falling all too conspicuously yesterday.

Popular culture has consistently exploited these possibilities, most conspicuously today by means of radio, film, television, musical theatre, and the Internet.

Harvard announced its plans yesterday at a news conference; the University of California, San Francisco, did so less conspicuously a month ago, resuming a program abandoned in 2001.

Only the royal stuff: a 1989 Petrus, a 1989 Haut Brion and, conspicuously, a 1982 Lafite Rothschild.

Woods sat out his tournament in 2008 with a knee injury and was conspicuously absent last year, withdrawing because of injuries sustained in a car accident last November that pulled back the curtain on his serial adultery.

A week of celebrations is planned in July in which the Queen, conspicuously missing yesterday as she prepared for today's visit to the Channel Islands to mark the 60th anniversary of Liberation Day, will participate.