Sentence examples for conspicuously mentioned from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tung conspicuously mentioned banking, securities and insurance at the end of his list of industries today, even though the financial sector here, like the logistics and shipping industry, is very important to the local economy.

But it conspicuously mentions a "bit of clear plastic anteriorly in the intergluteal fold suggestive of containing white powder".

But it is necessary to understand the situation of millions of impoverished "small scale" gold miners who fit neither into the category of "industrial mining" nor that of "illegal mining" (which you briefly but conspicuously mention).

One basic issue that the commission might consider, though it was conspicuously not mentioned by Mr. Giuliani yesterday, is the one that got him into trouble in 1999: mayoral succession.

Hall-of-Famer Tony Gwynn was conspicuously not mentioned at the 2014 Major League Baseball All-Star GaMajor League Baseball All-Star

In her most recent speech to Congress, which lasted almost three hours, she conspicuously avoided mentioning inflation and insecurity the two problems of most concern to Argentines today.

Unlike the speech he made to open the session on Feb. 9, Governor Rowland rather conspicuously avoided mentioning the law he signed placing new restrictions on the treasurer's office, or the campaign finance bill lying on his desk.

These are the "certain people" Hume conspicuously didn't mention.

They also conspicuously don't mention the industries that are such an important part of Tottenham.

PLAYING the game of choosing the century's finest writers, England's literary pundits conspicuously failed to mention Sylvia Townsend Warner.

And conspicuously, she kept mentioning her husband, and how much he'd love some of the men's items she was checking out.