Sentence examples for unusually conspicuous from inspiring English sources
But that project is unusually conspicuous.
Beidaihe offers an unusually conspicuous display of Communist Party perks and power, making it a target for Mr. Hu's plain-living campaign.
For a Jewish institution in Britain, the building is "out, loud and proud", as Raymond Simonson, its boss, puts it, with the word "Jewish" unusually conspicuous on the façade.Mr Simonson eschews doctrinal disputes.
By Hendrik Hertzberg After an unusually conspicuous episode of sullenness and stonewalling, the Bush Administration has yielded — a little — to the importunings of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States, the ten-member bipartisan panel familiarly known as the 9/11 commission.
Some neuronal nuclei were also heavily lobulated or contained unusually conspicuous nucleoli.
The segments are conspicuous for an unusually high proportion of polar residues in their hydrophobic core.
Yet, despite her strong showing in the deputy leadership race, her unusually high public profile and her conspicuous success as a backbencher and shadow junior minister under Ed Miliband's leadership, she has no shadow cabinet or junior ministerial post in Corbyn's team.
Unusually for Europe, the suites are huge and spacious, but it's not just Vegas-style conspicuous square-footageism.
Conspicuous consumption is out.
