Sentence examples for is usually conspicuous from inspiring English sources
Consumption, rather than being cozy and personal as it is in French movies, is usually conspicuous, often cold, and connected to status.
What I was saying was that corruption of those who are in the domain of desperation is usually conspicuous and open – that it seems as if more and more corruption is coming from the dalits, adivasis and other backward castes – whereas the corruption of the rich and sophisticated and powerful is a subtler affair, which doesn't show.
In the case of the tapeworm, the scolex is usually conspicuous for its breadth, while the strobila (body) typically consists of numerous proglottids, each of which is usually a self-sufficient reproducing unit with all of the sexual organs necessary to reproduce.
Hemorrhage is usually conspicuous by associated T1-shortening on the precontrast T1-weighted images; higher flip-angles may improve conspicuity.
Add to this the fact that government finance, economic and trade ministers are usually conspicuous by their absence and you wonder what's the point.
The flowers, which are usually conspicuous and white or yellow, sometimes both or rarely green, consist of a perianth of three parts.
And so it is that, Geffenesque mansions apart, conspicuous consumption is usually less conspicuous in the 1990s than it used to be.
Muscle fiber necrosis can be seen but is usually not conspicuous.
The tracks a female leaves, as it goes back and forth from the water, are called a turtle crawl, and the crawl is usually the only conspicuous evidence that a creature weighing several hundred pounds has even been there.
In French schools, vending machines are rare, snacking almost inexistent and the "menu du jour", concocted by the school chef, is usually placed in the most conspicuous place of the school for everyone to see.
