Sentence examples for usually conspicuous from inspiring English sources

Not usually conspicuous, however, by his absence.

The flowers are usually conspicuous and are visited by insects.

Consumption, rather than being cozy and personal as it is in French movies, is usually conspicuous, often cold, and connected to status.

Add to this the fact that government finance, economic and trade ministers are usually conspicuous by their absence and you wonder what's the point.

Leaves are frequently leathery and flowers are small, with four to five sepals and petals; alternating between the petals, stamens rise from a usually conspicuous nectar disk.

What I was saying was that corruption of those who are in the domain of desperation is usually conspicuous and open – that it seems as if more and more corruption is coming from the dalits, adivasis and other backward castes – whereas the corruption of the rich and sophisticated and powerful is a subtler affair, which doesn't show.

Small black and brown birds, usually with conspicuous white rump; wings rounded; tail square or forked.

Zenawi, 57, usually a conspicuous figure at meetings of African and international heads of state, has now been missing for more than seven weeks, amid growing incredulity.

This finding is consistent with previous studies which reported that VI individuals prefer not to carry additional devices (because this is physically inconvenient [10]) or use special devices (since such tools are usually costly, conspicuous and draw unwanted attention [28, 61]).

The fruit bodies of the fungus are brightly colored yellow to orange, and usually highly conspicuous against the soil in which they are found.

Muscle fiber necrosis can be seen but is usually not conspicuous.