Sentence examples for was especially conspicuous from inspiring English sources

Carmelo Anthony was especially conspicuous in his lack of will.

The attack was especially conspicuous given the presence in Damascus of a team sent by the United Nations to investigate chemical strikes reportedly waged earlier in the war.

Four years ago Ms. Atkins, now 32, had a splashy entrance into the music world, which meant that her stumble was especially conspicuous.

According to news reports, one man was especially conspicuous: Joseph Weidknecht, a laid-off sheet-metal worker, who is six feet six and weighs three hundred and fifty pounds.

Indian communities also are scattered throughout the region and are especially conspicuous in Singapore and Myanmar.

In major public areas of cities, the police presence has been especially conspicuous, with weapons ostentatiously displayed.

They are especially conspicuous around the gape (corners of the mouth) of birds that catch insects in the air.

Instead of scales, Dicksoniaceae leaves are covered by various types of hairs, which are especially conspicuous on the petioles.

Corporations tighten spending whenever the economy is wobbly, of course, but this time the cutbacks have been especially conspicuous because they contrast so sharply with the excesses of the 1990's.

This linguistic diversity is especially conspicuous in fragmented areas such as the Philippines and Indonesia and in highland and remote areas on the mainland, and it has been a retarding factor in national integration and development.

But accuracy and logic have never been the tenets of Colonel Qaddafi's governing philosophy, and their absence is especially conspicuous now, as rebels pose the greatest challenge to his four decades of enigmatic rule.