Sentence examples for he was conspicuous from inspiring English sources

Also, he was conspicuous in the West.

The only one who wasn't there - and he was conspicuous by his absence - was Dubya".

Among Soviet apparatchiks, he was conspicuous for his openness and even introspection.

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.

Then he was conspicuous three days later when he did resign from SK Telecom, a related firm and the country's biggest mobile-phone operator, along with three other directors including his younger brother, Chey Jae-won.

He is conspicuous for his year-round sun-tan, his chunky gold watches and his tasselled shoes.

That's not to say he isn't there, but he's conspicuous by his absence from the front.

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.