Sentence examples for conspicuously show from inspiring English sources
"In all conscience, I believe that the wearing of dress or symbols that conspicuously show religious affiliation should be banned in schools," Mr. Chirac told an audience of 400 guests, including members of the cabinet and Parliament, representatives of the major political parties and religious, human rights and union leaders.
MRI is superior to the other imaging modalities in detecting primary and secondary bone lesions [2] because it can conspicuously show areas of abnormal signal intensity within a bone that should contain normal fatty marrow [13] (Figs. 4 and 5).
Which is why many members of the government would argue that it's in the bosses' selfish personal interest to conspicuously show more pay restraint, so as not to kill the goose that has been laying those enormous golden eggs for them.
VCAM-1 targeted MPIO can conspicuously show upregulation of VCAM-1 in a mouse model of early cerebral inflammation by molecular in vivo MRI, at a time when pathology is otherwise undetectable by conventional imaging techniques [9].
The girl was stopped from going to class earlier this month by the headteacher who reportedly felt the long skirt "conspicuously" showed religious affiliation, which is banned in schools by France's strict secularity laws.
A similar pattern could be seen at the style base, where the extracellular matrix of the transmitting tissue in unpollinated pistils conspicuously showed extensin epitopes.
On one level, it's Shakespeare's most conspicuously show-offy tragedy: an earnest homage to Seneca and Ovid that reads, on the page, like a sixth-form essay in classical drama.
Conspicuously, ovary showed hypertrophied primary oocytes with more vacuoles in intact-treated group.
In the movie, Garrison is conspicuously not shown jacking his witness up on barbiturates or hypnotising him.
As a mass-market, full-colour product, however, it has conspicuously failed to show up.Nil desperandum.
Mr. Sarkozy guaranteed that the museum, a pet project of his predecessor, Jacques Chirac, would make headlines when he conspicuously did not show up for its inauguration.
