Sentence examples for never conspicuous from inspiring English sources

He was "never conspicuous", Baden-Württemberg's education minister, Helmut Rau, said.

For a literary hipster, he has never shown a conspicuous interest in sartorial fashions.

Alastair Hetherington lived an ascetic life - plain food, no tobacco, alcohol only when to abstain might appear conspicuous, never a taxi for a mile or two if there was time to walk.

It is opportunistic to attack Barça on the back of two successive defeats, but given how their season could disintegrate in the space of a week with another defeat Tuesday, the fractures in Manager Pep Guardiola's system have never been more conspicuous.

While the review was critical of Lessing's prose style, saying its "gracelessness has never been more conspicuous", and called her descriptions of the Zone Four war economy "a silly cartoon sketch", it said that "there is a sweetness and generosity about this work not quite like anything she has done".

One worldly fact is so conspicuous it never needs to be found: The obsession with the conflict in the Middle East has more to do with the hatred of Israel than with Palestinian pain.

Conspicuous consumption never felt this good.

The bird remnant was really conspicuous, but he never mentioned it.

Yet Northup's own music – as distinct from a hammy score – is one of the film's conspicuous omissions: we never see the man making music for himself, an act that helped sustain him through a nightmare-ish ordeal.

Today's objects are not necessarily any better designed (it's hard to beat a Corvette -- or a paper napkin, for that matter), but their design is more conspicuous: we have never been more aware of the power of the package.

Yet Sozzi and others believe that conspicuous consumption will never entirely fade.