When Sky and other broadcasters jetted off around Europe to cover matches Gray and Keys were always conspicuous by their presence at the front of the plane.
Whatever the subject, Saikaku's satiric humour and his knack of being able to seize the one detail that best evokes a person's character or milieu are always conspicuous.
Yet the fact of increasing returns was always a conspicuous part of reality, and became more so as the decades went by.
Prince may have towed the line on many societal norms and forms of self-identification, but his pride in being a Black American was always ardent, clear and conspicuous.
THE coming into force of a ban on headscarves (and other conspicuous tokens of faith) in French schools was always going to cause tension.
Trump was always, at heart, both the pitchman of, and a con artist for, American abundance, or rather for a particularly American version of conspicuous consumption.
Yet an incumbent president is always the most conspicuous representative of Washington and the nation's economic performance.
Contrast administration is mandatory in the assessment for nephroblastomatosis as the lesions are always much more conspicuous on post-contrast studies, most notably after gadolinium administration for MRI.
Of course there's always Thorstein Veblen's explanation: "conspicuous consumption," propounded in his 1899 classic, The Theory of the Leisure Class.
The conspicuous trapping mechanism, which is always a modified leaf, draws special attention to these plants.
