Sentence examples for he is conspicuous from inspiring English sources
He is conspicuous for his year-round sun-tan, his chunky gold watches and his tasselled shoes.
It would also be interesting to hear Hawk's side of the story: he is conspicuous by his absence.
He is conspicuous around town, looking a bit like a penguin with his oversize shirts buttoned over his bulletproof vest.
But, I point out, he is conspicuous by his absence from public debate, from the writer-as-commentator position occupied by novelists such as Ian McEwan or Martin Amis or, in her essays, by Hilary Mantel.
"He is conspicuous by his absence but I find in life there are two types of people: those who want to slash their wrists and those who find a way to survive," Tourish said.
That's not to say he isn't there, but he's conspicuous by his absence from the front.
But when they announced a 14-man squad for the Middlesex game, he was conspicuous by his absence.
Never being one to wallow in nostalgia, one thing is certain; he was conspicuous by his absence and always will be.
