Either way, it was all too conspicuous.
To ignore 9/11 entirely would be too conspicuous an omission, but repurposing it in fiction is both stylistically and morally tricky.
Indeed, meet ings devoted entirely to herpesviruses are conspicuous by their frequency and excellent, yet sometimes exclusive, attendance.
In his 26 March 1619 letter to Beeckman, Descartes does not elaborate on the "new types of compasses" to which he refers; he simply reports to Beeckman in the early portions of the letter that he has, in a short time, "discovered four conspicuous and entirely new demonstrations with the help of my compasses" (AT X, 154).
"Notorious," for example, could be considered an exercise in the artful variation of points of view, as created through camerawork that is, with one conspicuous exception, almost entirely objective.
Only children were conspicuous by their absence.
Conspicuous Only In Its Absence.
Yet Sozzi and others believe that conspicuous consumption will never entirely fade.
"Hal is not a loud or conspicuous person," Davidson told me over the phone, "but he is entirely present intellectually".
What became the most conspicuous element in 20th-century international relations so conspicuous that other elements were often entirely ignored was present, to a lesser degree, in earlier international relations.
These fibrils are seen in the majority of TectaC1619S/+ cochleae examined and whilst conspicuous are quite sparse in number (typically 1 5 per TM profile) and are often entirely absent from the basal half of the cochlea.
