Sentence examples for there is conspicuously from inspiring English sources

But there is conspicuously little outrage — no sense that he will attack corruption with the same intensity that he displays toward flies at Dunkin' Donuts.

UNITED NATIONS — For all the bitter debates pitting nations against one another, there is conspicuously little disagreement over the United Nations goal of eliminating dire poverty.

There is conspicuously good support from Eleanor Wyld as a woman forced to defend her un-wished-for beauty, and from Ruth Everett, who plays an exploitative Duchess like a wide-eyed, over-wound mechanical doll.

While it touched on "internal separatist or rebel movements" in "weak states," as well as non-state actors like militias and "warlord armies," there was conspicuously no mention of Islamic extremism or major transnational terrorist threats.

Despite the fact that a growing number of jurisdictions are giving pharmacists various forms of prescriptive privileges, there are conspicuously few rigorous evaluations of these policy changes.

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Darwin himself noted that there are cultures in which kissing is conspicuously absent.

The Crucifixion itself is conspicuously absent, and there is no trace or shadow of its presence in the panels.

In type D there is no longer any feature that is conspicuously associated with either site.

But one name is conspicuously absent: Gary Gensler.

The complainant is conspicuously excluded.