Sentence examples for no conspicuous from inspiring English sources

Justice Haddon-Cave said the MoD had no duty to consult, had not promised to and no "conspicuous unfairness" was caused by not consulting.

But the book is a good gallop from Churchill to the prime-minister-to-be, Gordon Brown—surely, no conspicuous consumer he?

Nearly all the triumphs that make him so dread a figure in the Senate date from a period in which he held no conspicuous office.

There is no conspicuous sign, but there are horizontal wood strips across one of the windows, as if it were being boarded up.

There are no conspicuous point-scoring sexual politics at work in Bright Star beyond the obvious recognition that women at that time were restricted in their social lives.

As he was allowed no redeeming features, and Hedren no conspicuous vices, the story's point seemed to be that physical ugliness begets moral ugliness.

The rooster made of shells, the old pictures, even the bookshelves, no longer seem conspicuous to me, though the books do at times reproach me for my neglect.

The Bush campaign had actually given the new theater-in-the-round format that it used at the restaurant a name, "One on One With Governor Bush," but the banner bearing those words was no more conspicuous than the sign that said, "No Food Taken from Tables Unless Boxed or Bagged by Your Waitress".

There is no more conspicuous case than the United States.

Beside it, atop a thirty-foot pole, waves the Rebel flag, the object of fierce national debate a decade ago, when it flew above the capitol dome, and no less conspicuous now, in its new location.

Themistocles was born in Athens around 524 BC, the son of Neocles, who was, in the words of Plutarch "no very conspicuous man".