Sentence examples for really conspicuous from inspiring English sources

And they engaged in really, really conspicuous consumption.

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

No, what's really conspicuous about the governor's proposal is that while cutting taxes on the wealthiest, according to the notoriously pro-business Tax Foundation it "would increase taxes on low-income taxpayers".

As Sanjay Subrahmanyam points out, the only really conspicuous feature of the early eighteenth-century Coromandel Coast was the expansion of the presence of the European country trader.

Be prepared for some teasing if you decide to be really conspicuous.

"It looks like a stained-glass window," Ms. Villareal said, "but it's really about conspicuous consumption".

In my mind, it's a super-gay voice, really, a conspicuous give-away that is one of the primary reasons I've never had a passing thought of trying to be closeted.

The answer is that despite appearances to the contrary, deep down Americans don't really have a problem with conspicuous consumption per se.

Facebook does not really need to hold a conspicuous spot at the very top of Free Basics for this to happen, which is where it currently appears in the Free Basics experience, giving critics needless ammunition to second-guess the motive behind Internet.org.org

When Small Heath finally returned to League football, their forwards, "conspicuous for some really beautiful passing" on a soft and slippery playing surface, gave them a 6 2 victory over Bootle.

And where, really, is the danger in mocking conspicuous consumption?