Sentence examples for such a conspicuous from inspiring English sources

"They were in the wrong place at the wrong time, moving in such a conspicuous manner".

Still, by leaving the shirt in such a conspicuous spot, Schilling was clearly sending some type of message.

Male friendship is such a conspicuous theme in his plays that I wondered if he was bisexual in his youth?

They cannot imagine why a tomb in such a conspicuous place on the mound containing the ruins should have remained untouched over the centuries.

America's biggest new show boasts such a conspicuous marketing budget that, unless its title becomes self-fulfilling prophecy, it will seem like a failure.

The problem, as Mr Purves acknowledges, is that for some buyers, the "atmospherics" of splashing out on such a conspicuous symbol of wealth do not feel quite right.

Such phrases as "conspicuous consumption," "conspicuous waste" and "conspicuous leisure," seem to have been coined for the Super Bowl.

Nevertheless we should be very alarmed that there is a serious risk of losing such an important and conspicuous species from our landscape".

"But one of the silver linings of this pretty dark cloud is that the Arctic is such an obvious and conspicuous change, that anybody can see them happening.

When a conspicuous creature, such as a lion or wolf, teeters on extinction, folks tend to take notice.

An example is when a conspicuous pattern, such as the black and yellow coloration of many wasps and bees, advertises to a predator that an animal is unpalatable or poses special dangers.