Sentence examples for conspicuously over from inspiring English sources

"'But that anger was also answered a few years later by "Campaigner," when alone among major spokesmen for the counterculture he expressed compassion for a disgraced president who lost everything ("Even Richard Nixon has got soul"); and conspicuously over the years he has refused to adopt any ideological line.

The matching 7,500-gallon 7,500-gallonresemble silos, looming conspicuously over Stoneyvale Road in this once-heavily-waterd enclave in Big tanksga Canyon.

Amongst male-specific terms, signalling-related genes were conspicuously over-represented.

How will he get along with Mark Sanchez, the Jets' starting quarterback, who has remained conspicuously silent over the past week?

By the end, he had recovered at least some of the passion and purpose that has been so conspicuously missing over the last year.

We desperately need some statesmanship – doing what is right for the future and not what seems popular right now – which has been conspicuously lacking over recent decades.

But plenty of businesses have more to lose by criticizing the President, and many of their leaders have been conspicuously restrained over the past several days.

But unlike their men, who strut through Baghdad with Kalashnikov rifles conspicuously slung over their shoulders, the ayatollah's guards did not openly display their weapons at the public gatherings today.

Critics say Mr Modi has also been conspicuously silent over a spate of anti-Muslim incidents in India since becoming prime minister.

The company, which had been conspicuously silent over the past several months as customers sought to withdraw funds, is adding a bit more clarity on the state of its losses.

While Spelling's stately home perches prominently atop the pyramid of high-end asking prices, it also conspicuously towers over its neighbors in size and list price.