Sentence examples for so conspicuous from inspiring English sources
national charity which has been so conspicuous.
Not since the 1980's has name-dropping been so conspicuous in high fashion.
"They have so much money and they're so conspicuous about it.
"Afraid we were a target, being so conspicuous by living in Manhattan".
Nick Clegg's willingness to stand by Mr Cameron looked so conspicuous because most Conservative ministers were so invisible.
Personal ambition is not unknown in politics, but Sánchez's is so conspicuous that it weakens his case.
Mr. Raskob says he once asked a trooper how he could nail people when he was so conspicuous.
Reyes had been in New York recovering from a thyroid problem, and it wasn't until he returned that his absence, in retrospect, became so conspicuous.
There is a not-so-conspicuous sign next to the most-used swing door asking people to please use the revolving door to conserve energy.
One mystery of all this is how the Republicans could have been so foolish so conspicuous given the populist rhetoric they themselves benefitted from in the past election.
