Sentence examples for conspicuously separate from inspiring English sources

The cars and women remain conspicuously separate from each other throughout.

When NASA astronauts ceremoniously arrive at the research center, the black women "computers" are forced to stand together as a separate group, conspicuously divided from the other scientists.

MS. JUNG'S left hand is conspicuously ringless; she is separated from her husband, Michael Gould, chief executive of Bloomingdale's, and lives in Manhattan with their two children.

(Actually, on a separate matter, he conspicuously left out something else: one word.

By every account, Sulzberger, who separated from his wife in 2008, is madly, and conspicuously, in love, ­regularly leaving the Times for long absences to be with Gonzalez, a pedigreed jet-setter who works for a humanitarian-relief agency in Geneva called the Global Fund.

We show that silk proteins consist of conspicuously hydrophilic terminal domains flanking a very long central portion constructed from hydrophobic blocks separated by hydrophilic ones, discussing the domain structure in detail.

After a wooden wall was raised to separate men and women under the pretext of allowing women more privacy, women have become conspicuously scarce, with about 5 to 10 women loitering around the area during daytime, fully swathed in black.

Moved by her own perception of what she possesses so abundantly and lacks so conspicuously, Temple inclines to a modular view of the brain, the sense that it has a multiplicity of separate, autonomous computational powers or "intelligences" — much as the psychologist Howard Gardner proposes in his book, "Frames of Mind".

One Warren-backed proposal that was conspicuously absent from Clinton's op-ed is the reinstatement of Glass-Steagall, legislation that forced banks to separate their commercial and investment operations.

How conspicuously?

I felt conspicuously human.