Sentence examples for not conspicuously from inspiring English sources

Some were small in the sense that they did not take up much time, others in that they were not conspicuously ambitious nor ambitiously conspicuous.

Yet donor agencies themselves are not conspicuously well-managed organisations.

These profiles are NOT conspicuously identified as such.

She concluded: "The Protestant idea of God... is not conspicuously the Lord of history.

Devolving more power to the English regions, for example, might help, except that the English are not conspicuously keen.

The government's policy of dispersing asylum-seekers, and supporting them with vouchers instead of cash, is not conspicuously gentle either.

He isn't conspicuously incompetent; and he isn't trying to mislead us into war, justify torture or protect corrupt contractors.

Boyle's first 140-character remark on the subject wasn't conspicuously amusing ("@Pontifex Don't worry, in a few months you'll be laughing about this. With Hitler in Hell"), but it was machine-tooled to raise hackles.

If the Web sites of more than half of the 30 largest fund groups that sell directly to the public (rather than only via retirement plans) don't conspicuously display fund expenses, it's likely that more than half of all fund sites don't.

He's pitched the service to the principals at venture firms and the associates at investment banks — the men and women who can afford to engage in conspicuous consumption, just not too conspicuously and not too much consumption all the time.

There is no detail that has not been conspicuously perfected.