Sentence examples for mostly conspicuous from inspiring English sources

John Goodman's Masterson is mostly conspicuous by his absence but you can smell his Machiavellian malevolence all the way down the hotel corridors that Poliakoff is so fond of.

As a gallery of grotesques, mostly conspicuous for not resigning their well-paid jobs at the time (just like the string of witnesses dumping on Blair at the Chilcot (where is it?) inquiry, it is enough to make a cat laugh.

(Supposedly, when producers asked if he still wanted to go on, he asked, "Can you make it rain harder?") Since then, it has been mostly conspicuous hair flinging and practiced spectacle and, on at least one occasion, Bruce Springsteen a-skidding, loins-first, into a camera lens.

Cross-sectional imaging signs of urinary infection are mostly conspicuous in the nephrographic phase MDCT acquisition.

PARIS — Shoppers at the Citroën showroom on the Champs-Élysées were conspicuous mostly by their absence on a recent weekday.

What there is, mostly, is a conspicuous commitment to artwork and the messy, miraculous process of creation, which is a strange thing to say about a pop album at this point in time.

Although the associative principles' "effects are everywhere conspicuous" their causes "are mostly unknown, and must be resolv'd into original qualities of human nature, which I pretend not to explain".

In general, haemulin grunts tend to be greyish and drab, with some exceptions such as the Caribbean porkfish, Anisotremus virginicus, which is mostly bright yellow with a few conspicuous black bars.

He should be a conspicuous figure but Scotland has mostly come to consider him something of a native.

My herbs are dying!" Mostly, though, she scolds him for his conspicuous absence from her dreams.

These species leave abundant sign in the forest, which is conspicuous, long-lasting, and related mostly to feeding.