Sentence examples for fact conspicuous from inspiring English sources

In television dramas the supposed teenagers (especially the boys) have the chiseled features of professional actors in their 20's, a fact conspicuous everywhere from "Dawson's Creek" to the summer series "Young Americans".

In fact, conspicuous differences in ferret and human transmissibility for influenza A(H7N9) have cast doubt on the validity of the ferret model for assessing transmission in humans (Lipsitch, 2013).

But there are in fact some conspicuous differences in Manchester this week that I failed to mention.At the Tory conference there is a lot more corduroy.

Sandra Bullock and Robert Downey Jr both picked up awards (for comedy/musical) at the Globes yet are notable by their absence here (there is, in fact, a conspicuous lack of love for Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes).

I make my life as fun and fabulous as possible and make sure that fact is conspicuous on social media.

As Theresa May stood to address regional leaders of the Gulf states in Bahrain last week, one conspicuous fact struck observers.

While a variety of Jewish charities and foundations suffered large losses with Mr. Madoff, and while the ripple effect of that vanished wealth will be felt throughout American Jewry, the conspicuous fact remains that no institutions explicitly, or even implicitly, affiliated with Reform, Conservative or Reconstructionist Judaism had investments with Mr. Madoff.

Finally I realized how flagrantly Āzād had faked his 'Bhasha' examples, and pointed out this really quite conspicuous fact at a conference in 1994.

The absence of the imagines under Sulla had in fact always been conspicuous, rather than a tactic that led to the erasure of their deeds or memory.

And, what's worse, the Bank of England's ability to offset the potential harm is constrained by the conspicuous fact that interest rates here and in most of the rich west are still pretty much as low as they can go.

One worldly fact is so conspicuous it never needs to be found: The obsession with the conflict in the Middle East has more to do with the hatred of Israel than with Palestinian pain.