Sentence examples for were so conspicuous from inspiring English sources
Usually encountering less discrimination in baseball (as well as in other venues of commercial entertainment) than they did in the more "respectable" occupations, in the 19th century Irish and German Americans were so conspicuous in professional baseball that some observers wondered if they had a special capacity for playing the game.
The randomization was, however, imperfect due to the experience that "the immediate good results with gentamicin beads were so conspicuous that it was impossible to withhold this treatment from the children and the severe cases", as they stated.
"They have so much money and they're so conspicuous about it.
Not since the 1980's has name-dropping been so conspicuous in high fashion.
"Afraid we were a target, being so conspicuous by living in Manhattan".
Personal ambition is not unknown in politics, but Sánchez's is so conspicuous that it weakens his case.
Mr. Raskob says he once asked a trooper how he could nail people when he was so conspicuous.
The emergency medical workers' presence was so conspicuous that even Mr. Jaccarino's lawyer, Gary Farrell, noted the "palpable and justifiable anger" directed at his client.
Some independent stores argue for removing suggested prices from the book jackets and covers so that discounts at the big chains would not be so conspicuous and alluring.
The carnival of corruption was so conspicuous inside the Shah's Iran that it was bound to trouble Britain's own diplomats stationed there.
