Sentence examples for that conspicuously from inspiring English sources

The United States, in other words, ranks with countries that conspicuously are not in full compliance with their international obligations.

Tony Pulis, Stoke's manager, endorsed Hughes's assessment, having been rewarded for a performance from his team that conspicuously lacked redeeming features but which nonetheless produced a goal.

The deal brings together two companies that conspicuously sat out the consolidation craze that began coursing through the food industry two years ago.

Designated for conservation, Bauhaus apartments usually cover entire floors and offer the feel of a private home in a city that conspicuously lacks detached housing.

In a city that conspicuously cherishes its past, the Starckian minimalism at Vadinchenia comes as a shock -- and is acutely welcome to some.

The top-drawer Porter score has been beautifully orchestrated by Don Sebesky and is appetizingly sung by an ensemble that conspicuously features a sharp-edged ingenue named Amy Spanger (2 20).

That was conspicuously missing".

That is conspicuously true about religious observance.

That is conspicuously the same number that City Opera is doing in its abbreviated season this spring.

Chile especially has pushed through the sorts of reform that are conspicuously absent in Asia.

That was conspicuously not an applause line and was all the more admirable for it.