Sentence examples for will be conspicuous from inspiring English sources

Some bankers, however, will be conspicuous by their absence.

But many of those things will be conspicuous, and telling, by their absence.

This year's Heineken final will be played at Twickenham but local heroes will be conspicuous by their absence.

Semenya's absence at the World Indoor Championships, at which the 800m heats begin tomorrow, will be conspicuous.

The Saracens No8 faces three to four months on the sidelines and will be conspicuous by his absence against Australia this weekend.

As long as economic elites and business groups are effectively controlling the political process, serious action to reduce economic inequality and improve the lives of average citizens will be conspicuous by its absence.

It should be late enough to avoid suspicion, but not so late you'll be conspicuous.

New commercials aimed at men drive home the same selling points that the company has for decades: that no matter what approach men pursue, it will not be conspicuous; and that if they do buy a hairpiece, it will not, as it did for so many hapless sitcom characters in the 1970s, fall off.

However, when other sellers adopt the same method, a given picture will not be conspicuous enough to be noticed.

Rory McIlroy, the P.G.A. Championship winner, will be a conspicuous absentee from the Grand Slam of Golf in October in Bermuda, organizers said.

While ESPN will be a conspicuous pregame presence on campus at College Station, CBS presents a lesser logistical challenge for Texas A&M.