Sentence examples for somewhat conspicuous from inspiring English sources

The erudition is somewhat conspicuous here, but it is also impressive.

(Somewhat conspicuous in his absence is Tata Group chairman Ratan Tata, whose name often is often invoked in India as the gold standard of respectability and ethics).

However, a somewhat conspicuous omission from the profile of Sun Yafang, the chairman, is that according to a report in the Financial Times—she used to work for the Ministry of State Security.

That was the explanation Mr. Sharpton gave this week in an interview about his somewhat conspicuous absence from the commotion surrounding the now-dismissed criminal sexual assault case against Mr. Strauss-Kahn, the former managing director of the International Monetary Fund.

There is no mention of North Korea, and its somewhat conspicuous official Twitter presence, anywhere in the post.

As can be seen in SEM micrographs, regardless of the size and distribution index of particles, the morphology of the particles is not perfectly spherical and in some point egg-like morphology is somewhat conspicuous, especially in MBC-NaAA5 and MBC-NaAA10 samples (Figs.  6c, d and 7c).

"But I'm not as confident as PPR that 2013 will be as good," he said, noting the concerns about demand from European consumers and the heightened focus on inequality and graft in China, which has somewhat dampened conspicuous consumption there.

This problem is not specific to pseudoscience but follows directly from a parallel but somewhat less conspicuous problem with the concept of science.

Most jewelry, to my mind, looks slightly vulgar, a somewhat primitive display of conspicuous wealth.

Yet it's also sprawling and somewhat shapeless, and a conspicuous hole at its core raises questions about the nature of Prothero's own Jesus.

Indeed, the most prominent, or conspicuous, Arab leaders seemed somewhat reconciled, too.