Sentence examples for the only conspicuous from inspiring English sources
The only conspicuous error is that the Balmoral sets are far too tasteful.
And Chinese manufacturing isn't the only conspicuous example of these advantages in the modern world.
The only conspicuous clue to the area's intriguing past is a tall, round structure that looks more like a lighthouse than a former smokestack.
In the deeper desert, miners are the only conspicuous living presence; they ride in trucks and buses to the mountains, which contain gold, copper, and iron.
Yet he, unlike Sir John Major, William Hague and Michael Gove, was the only conspicuous inheritor of privilege to do so.
The smeared model predicts relatively simple behaviour, in which the only conspicuous features are associated with coincidence effects with the two types of structural wave allowed by the partition model, and internal resonances of the air between the panels.
Consumption does seem different if it's only conspicuous in the digital world.
In the liver, slc11a2-α mRNA is very scarce, being detected in few hepatocytes whereas slc11a2-β in abundantly slc11a2-α mRNA is scarce, being only conspicuous in the melanomacrophage centers.
The only thing conspicuous by its absence is Bill Ward's drumming.
"In order to build up this trust, wouldn't it help to dispatch SDF members to disaster areas?" In fact, disaster relief is about the only truly conspicuous activity permitted the military inside Japan.
As Sanjay Subrahmanyam points out, the only really conspicuous feature of the early eighteenth-century Coromandel Coast was the expansion of the presence of the European country trader.
