Sentence examples for fallen conspicuously from inspiring English sources

But attendance has fallen conspicuously this month in cities that have not seen a pennant in years.

We want to pull our endorsement.'" For his part, Meadows appears to have fallen conspicuously silent since the shutdown started to bite.

Crime has fallen conspicuously fast in the Big Apple, thanks to police reforms begun by Rudy Giuliani (the mayor from 1994 to 2001) and continued by Mike Bloomberg, his successor.

Several players fell conspicuously short of what would have been expected.

Conversely, Nissan fell conspicuously and is now 30th out of 33 brands because of problems with three major new models — the Altima, Pathfinder and Sentra.

Maybe the quality just wasn't there in the four-quadrant realm for the world's most demanding movie audience: America embraced the speculative new offerings (Guardians of the Galaxy; The Lego Movie; Big Hero 6) it usually does, but several other original propositions expected to storm the States fell conspicuously flat (Interstellar; Edge of Tomorrow; Maleficent).

Together they both fail to enliven this generally lunkheaded material, which tries for rom-com lightness but falls conspicuously flat at every turn.

Reading between the lines of Copland's flat prose, you can sense his anxiety that he was falling too conspicuously into the second category.

All of Plato's works are in some way meant to leave further work for their readers, but among the ones that most conspicuously fall into this category are: Euthyphro, Laches, Charmides, Euthydemus, Theaetetus, and Parmenides.

Nine of the 18 predicted HSs conspicuously fall into a 2.5 kp region, which is contiguous apart from three 125 bp segments.

But when George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, then reversed his announced plan to slash those tax credits because such slashing would have represented a threat to his own advancement to Downing Street, that same Jeremy Hunt fell, on the instant, conspicuously silent.