Sentence examples for conspicuously valuable from inspiring English sources
When the word first appeared in the Middle Ages as an alternative to "side table," it described a stepped structure used (as sideboards often have been) for the display of conspicuously valuable eating utensils.
The United States Congress's website got an expensive new facelift this week, but access to its incredibly valuable data was conspicuously absent.
Whereas most of the efforts are directed toward simple transformations leading to the pyrrolidine ring system, its application in other valuable transformations was conspicuously absent.
Since Tuesday, commentators have been conspicuously short on predictions, but that has been replaced by something more valuable: viewers have been given a rare sense of access to history in progress.
"A first step," Mexico's finance minister, Agustín Carstens, recently told me, "might be to give Mexico and other emerging-market countries a bigger role at the IMF, the World Bank and the Financial Stability Forum [a multilateral organization that conspicuously excludes Mexico and other emerging markets] because we really have had some valuable direct experience".
I felt conspicuously human.
Gloria was conspicuously absent.
Modelo conspicuously does not.
Such a reconstruction is valuable, because mimicry is an indispensable tool in the study of the evolution of animal communication, and usually starts from conspicuously elaborated signals, which postulate a signal receiver interested in them.
The store was conspicuously upscale.
