Sentence examples for more conspicuously than from inspiring English sources

The problem is still there, more conspicuously than ever.

Few successes have come more conspicuously than Mr Hughes's at Bermondsey.

Males sing more conspicuously than any other North American hummingbird, and their songs are learned and complex, unusual in nonpasserine birds.

Pharmaceutical firms are not the only ones to make a handsome living out of health care, but they do so more conspicuously than others.

Nobody has done this more conspicuously than Kanye West, and both Glover and Staples are working within, and beyond, West's legacy, emphasizing their freedom and creativity as artists.

To my mind, Spinoza is horribly misunderstood, both in his text and in his historical testimony, and nowhere more conspicuously than in those of us who find ourselves writing about him in the company of Benjamin or Macherey.

Since the 11th century this order has been more conspicuously international than the orders of cardinal bishops and deacons, including the bishops of important sees from throughout the world.

The downside of this, of course, is that each weak offering of Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss's detective drama seems more conspicuously disappointing than it would do if, like its US cousin Elementary, it were part of a longer run.

If it were, "you would expect the havens to be more conspicuously wealthy than they are," tax expert John Whiting told the BBC.

Never was Adams' political genius more conspicuously displayed than when he brokered in the spring of 1775 the alliance between Massachusetts and Virginia that assured a united military response.

Being married decreased the likelihood of HRD more conspicuously in women than men.