Sentence examples for seemingly conspicuous from inspiring English sources
Their seemingly conspicuous bright colours are somewhat misleading, for a group of parrots in foliage is difficult to discern.
Even mass brands like Gap, Zara and H&M have expanded into a city still seemingly dedicated to conspicuous consumption.
Susceptibility changes during heating are small (<5%) indicating a seemingly stable magneto-mineralogy, but conspicuous minima occur after heating to 520°C.
This made a conspicuous contrast with Johnson's seemingly less urgent return from a summer break when the 2011 riots kicked off in the capital.
Each club is a symbol of conspicuous consumption, and with entry seemingly granted on the basis of good looks alone, I was grateful for such a fortunate contact.
With a seemingly highly distinctive bodyplan characterized by a conspicuous disc with a variable number of radiating lobes and a pair of oral dendritic tentacles (Figure 1) the eldoniids exemplify the central problem of interpreting early metazoan evolution in the context of a plethora of bizarre fossil taxa.
Considering HL, the incidence pattern of this malignancy follows a conspicuous bimodal age distribution that seemingly varies with the level of socioeconomic development and, thus, environmental risk factors.
It's conspicuous that the Landmarks Preservation Commission, which answers to the mayor, has seemingly dragged its feet on the landmark status of 32 buildings under consideration in East Midtown.
It's in these underlying, innumerable, deeply internalized tensions that the lifelong impositions and demands of society are most conspicuous — in the light of history — even though they remain virtually invisible, seemingly natural, in the present tense of experience.
This study confirms that among gallinules seemingly radical adaptations (such as the loss of flight) can readily evolve in parallel on different islands, while conspicuous changes in other morphological characters fail to occur.
