Sentence examples for conspicuously little from inspiring English sources

Several of Patrick's peers in open-wheel racing have tried to make the move to NASCAR in recent years, with conspicuously little success.

But there is conspicuously little outrage — no sense that he will attack corruption with the same intensity that he displays toward flies at Dunkin' Donuts.

UNITED NATIONS — For all the bitter debates pitting nations against one another, there is conspicuously little disagreement over the United Nations goal of eliminating dire poverty.

After allowing his rivals to play their hand early – and, in the case of Brown Panther, to conspicuously little effect – he then picked up the pieces to go away by four lengths from Vivacious Vivienne.

As The New Republic's Nate Cohn has observed, the presidential campaigns — especially Mitt Romney's — have spent conspicuously little in advertising in a state that is traditionally regarded as one of the keys to the election, Pennsylvania.

French philosophy, which taught the world to reason with sweeping and bold systems such as rationalism, republicanism, feminism, positivism, existentialism and structuralism, has had conspicuously little to offer in recent decades.

After Mr. Clinton confessed the truth seven months later, Mr. Gore defended the president's performance in office while conspicuously saying little about his personal conduct.

Under the Manhattan Bridge, a few feet from the jumble of cabbage crates and rodent-friendly remnants of Nissun wholesale seafood, there is a comely little alcove conspicuously lacking Chinese signage.

Early Moomin books were not conspicuously successful, but the little creatures had taken possession of Jansson and continued to appear in her political cartoons in a magazine run by her lover, a philosopher called Atos Wirtanen.

By Jiayang Fan Under the Manhattan Bridge, a few feet from the jumble of cabbage crates and rodent-friendly remnants of Nissun wholesale seafood, there is a comely little alcove conspicuously lacking Chinese signage.

Chances are that, at the end of a meal at the Fat Monk, patrons will likely come to resemble their entrées — stuffed with countless ingredients, fat-slicked, bulging a little too conspicuously in the middle — and become confit-adoring converts, at least for the night.