Sentence examples for if conspicuously from inspiring English sources

That's particularly the case here given that Edward belongs to a stylish vampire clan that has given up human blood in order to live, if conspicuously out of place, in a Washington town called Forks.

If some conspicuously tattooed stranger plants himself across the aisle from you on the subway, are you supposed to look at him/it/them?

The Japanese frenzy for fuzzy products eventually subsided, but fuzzy logic is still very much present, if less conspicuously, in a number of consumer products.

But the large sums that undercut Hillary's sudden fondness for economic populism will undercut Biden just as much, especially if raised conspicuously quickly.

At best, he can hope to make a bigger dent than was otherwise expected in Labour's parliamentary majority if he performs conspicuously well during the foot-and-mouth crisis, or if the prime minister performs conspicuously badly.

Just forgive me, brother, if I am conspicuously untroubled by your man flu.

But casinos will throw you out, and eventually ban you, if you are conspicuously successful at it.

If Obama was conspicuously uninterested in what the three candidates had to say, the feeling was mutual.

If chalcedony is conspicuously colour-banded, it may be called agate; onyx is agate with alternate bands of white and black or dark brown.

If a government conspicuously fails to prevent a terrorist attack or a real estate bubble, then obviously it needs to be given more powers to prevent the next one, or the one after that.

Alan Greenspan may have inflation under control, but it doesn't look that way in the diamond business -- and certainly not in those rarefied realms where size of heart is conspicuously if not touchingly linked to size of wallet.