Sentence examples for taking conspicuous from inspiring English sources
Mr Dudley appeared to think he could bank on more political support than any businessman has a right to expect.Russia has also been taking conspicuous pains recently to woo more investment from foreign oil firms, which it needs to develop its offshore resources.
In this month's British glossy Tatler, Alexander McQueen, 34, takes conspicuous rejection even further.
Two articles on Dec. 10 took conspicuous consumption to a new level.
Another maddening hallmark of the horndog wordsmith is prose that takes conspicuous notice of a female character's physical imperfections.
At the same time, they afford the well-to-do an opportunity for self-righteous defamation – a practice of which right-thinking majorities are not slow to take conspicuous advantage.
Having married a female British actor in his 20s, he now has an American husband, and has taken conspicuous delight in confounding his industry's traditional anxiety about public bisexuality.
He later engaged in the blockade of Toulon and took a conspicuous part in Sir John Jervis' victory off St .Vincent (February 1797).
Such rote emoting takes up conspicuous space in the earliest of these ten episodes; the show is eager to establish Maureen's mission directive of saving her family.
Beyond that your response to the movie, which takes too conspicuous a delight in its own cleverness, is likely to be a shrug and a "so what?" Like those airborne pins, "The Brothers Bloom" never lands.
Unlike some of those who replied to Grealish's tweet in the strongest possible terms, we can only wish him all the very best in his international career … up to a point, but writing as a Republic of Ireland fan who always felt this was the fork in the road Grealish would eventually take, the conspicuous absence of any explanation for it does rather stick in the craw.
Three-dimensional reconstructions from multiphoton confocal microscopy images using custom software showed that the filamentous (F) actin bundles took a conspicuous ring-like organization around the SMFs.
