Sentence examples for is very conspicuous from inspiring English sources

"It is very conspicuous that as soon as the green shoots show through the rubble in the Russian-British relationship, these sorts of scandals break out.

"If she has to oblige somebody or have somebody in the family absorb the money, she will probably have to take the bribe of having a hundred petrol pumps, and that is very conspicuous, very corrupt indeed.

The bow-case is very conspicuous in the sculptured bas-reliefs of Persepolis.

In addition, as also shown in Figure 2 the stability of the gel networks is very conspicuous.

Smith reports the mushroom tissue to have no distinctive taste or odor, while Aronsen says the odor is "very conspicuous; sweet, fruity, often experienced as farinaceous or faintly of anise".

Fishermen who were aware of their habitat claimed that it is easily taken as it is very conspicuous.

Seasonal peaks of some plankton are very conspicuous, and the composition of the plankton varies considerably.

I grew up in a working-class neighborhood, and, yes, the absence of fathers was very conspicuous.

Black-headed Saltator can be very conspicuous, but at times also can be very retiring, remaining mostly concealed within dense vegetation (Howell and Webb 1995).

Life on court can be very conspicuous with the world's gaze upon you but you're not there to be the centre of attention, she adds.

"Police suspected Rafiq, as it was very conspicuous that while everyone was falling sick, his health remained fine," Jahanzaib Khan Khichi said on Friday in a phone interview.