Sentence examples for it's conspicuous from inspiring English sources

There is something freakish about Obama's self-possession — it's conspicuous, it draws attention to itself, like the unnatural stillness of someone able to lower his blood pressure at will.

It's conspicuous tucked under one's arm; it's too snug of a fit in a lady's handbag.

What's striking this year – it's probably been happening for ages, but it's conspicuous now – is how working-class backgrounds are being used as comics' USP.

"It's power, it's affluence, it's conspicuous consumption.

It's conspicuous that the Landmarks Preservation Commission, which answers to the mayor, has seemingly dragged its feet on the landmark status of 32 buildings under consideration in East Midtown.

The name Jake La Motta is the most populous on Robinson's hit-list, yet it is conspicuous by its absence from Ray's knockout tally.

It is conspicuous by its difference -- a new 34-story residential tower in one of Manhattan's heavily commercial neighborhoods.

New Delhi did not intervene on behalf of Tibetan protesters even though their leader, the Dalai Lama, was described by the Indian prime minister as the "personification of non-violence" — and it was conspicuous in its silence over the protests in Burma.

With its 8ft wingspan and massive nests, it is conspicuous and, unlike the notoriously wary golden eagle, an inquisitive animal.

The one at ground zero, however, stands out not only because it is conspicuous but also because its presence seems to affirm, on a small scale, that the redevelopment of the site is more about money than memory.

Crowe's script is airtight, his enthusiasm in realizing it is conspicuous, and his messages are irreproachable.