Sentence examples for the conspicuous delight from inspiring English sources
Hirst's enormous financial success, and the conspicuous delight he takes in it, have produced anguish, envy and outright hostility among many in England's staid and priggish art world, who cling to the ancient ideal that artists should be secular priests, who take vows of poverty and regard money as a source of corruption.
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.
And though it seems churlish to pick away at a movie that offers so many and such conspicuous delights, it's something of a frustration that it doesn't push toward hidden mysteries.
So was the conspicuous consumption.
Why the conspicuous lack of scent?
Do the conspicuous seeds draw unwanted attention?
Ignoring the conspicuous lack of midgets, Sweet!
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.
On TV, Gruden's understanding of football strategy is less conspicuous than the sheer delight he takes in the game, and the urgency he ascribes to even the most banal triumph or miscue.
Perhaps the most conspicuous is the prose.
The most conspicuous absentee was the United States.
