conspicuously

Without missing a beat, the taller man handed Dickie a beer (apparently it was not too early to drink), and began challenging his opponent to distinguish between the genuine ascetic and what he termed the conspicuously nonconsuming -poverty snob.

Villa Incognito Robbins, Tom 2003

Also, on desk, conspicuously, is a heavy dispatch box.

THEFT 2010

Hough introduces Sarwar Khan in conspicuously unfavorable terms as follows:

Connecting Histories in Afghanistan: Market Relations and State Formation on a Colonial Frontier 2008

In a campaign that has had a lot of talk about religion getting an awful lot of play, there's a word conspicuously absent from all of the Web sites of the candidates.

CNN Transcript Jul 20, 2007 2007

Confederates, who, in his opinion, did not number over 50,000 [834], had again brought his name conspicuously before the country.

A Political History of the State of New York, Volumes 1-3 DeAlva Stanwood Alexander

Commonwealth Games Organizing Committee head Suresh Kalmadi found his name conspicuously absent from the list of invitees.

TIME.com: Top Stories 2010

Commonwealth Games Organizing Committee head Suresh Kalmadi found his name conspicuously absent from the list of invitees.

Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion 2010

Schelling's rhetoric is once again conspicuously affective: human beings "never gain control" of their dark nature, he writes: "This is the sadness which inheres to all finite life [...]

Mourning Becomes Theory: Schelling and the Absent Body of Philosophy 2000

One name conspicuously absent from that short list: State Senator James Meeks.

Chicago Mayor Race: James Meeks Isn't 'Consensus Candidate,' But Still Running Will Guzzardi 2010

One name conspicuously absent from that short list: State Senator James Meeks.

Chicago Mayor Race: James Meeks Isn't 'Consensus Candidate,' But Still Running Will Guzzardi 2010