Sentence examples for conspicuously true of from inspiring English sources

These observations are conspicuously true of cognitive impairment: Dementia in one spouse greatly increases the risk of dementia in the other, and spousal closeness decreases dementia progression in the affected partner [ 50, 51].

That's conspicuously true in today's landmark transfer of power from President Daniel Ortega to his conservative opponent, Violeta Barrios de Chamorro.

This is conspicuously true within Copenhagen, where the elderly account for 22percentt of the population, compared with 14.5percentt in the nation as a whole.

That is conspicuously true about religious observance.

That much is especially true of Ben's medical retinue in an office conspicuously short on patients during a hot, arid Manhattan summer whose heavy air is practically palpable through the windows of Anthony Ward's stage design.

Times continue to change, yet we remain conspicuously fond of all manner of things French.

Mendes's award for direction is the most thoroughly and conspicuously deserved of the list.

South-East Asia, by contrast, is conspicuously devoid of public information.

Most conspicuously, eight of these ten genes can be associated with energy metabolism.

A scholarly and versatile man and a brilliantly satirical orator, he conspicuously lacked the true statesman's willingness to assume responsibility.

Previous studies demonstrated a conspicuously elevated rate of psychiatric disorders in patients with incidental intracranial aneurysms.