用“conspicuous”造句大全，conspicuous造句

Giving money to charity is thus more akin to conspicuous consumption than it is to blatant benevolence.

This is because the rich are getting richer everywhere, not just in Asia, and as they do so their capacity for conspicuous consumption of art is expanding.

Individual European countries were conspicuous by their absence, but there was one pot plant there in the name of the European Union.

For years Lucian Freud maintained a conspicuous privacy, fueling the rumors about women and gambling and models, which in the end really had little or nothing to do with his work.

Slaves were the most conspicuous and valuable such property.

As usual, the oldest women were the most decorated, and the ugliest the most conspicuous.

Our unknown travelers may have chosen the burial spot because it was obscure—or because it was conspicuous.

The peacock develops its glorious plumage to attract females, but it also makes him very conspicuous to predators and is often the cause of his downfall.

He was never conspicuous.

Why shouldn't she be conspicuous if she chooses?

On the battlefield, American troops are also said to be making more conspicuous efforts to respect their enemies’ rights.

And then Mr. Chen came into view conspicuous for being the only still point in that sea of motion…and the only one sporting a pair of clunky binoculars the only one watching the watchers of the river.

The difficulty in enforcing the judgment of deprivation of political rights in community based correction is conspicuous.

Their absence was particularly conspicuous given that during the broadcast, seven former political prisoners and their families were traveling to Havana’s airport and a new life in Spain.

As there wasn't anything to do in the place but work they were uncomfortably conspicuous loafing about the streets.

It also means keeping conspicuous features to a minimum.

Romney's conspicuous avoidance of the topic reveals the difficulty he will face if he runs for president again in 2012, as is expected.

She is a conspicuous figure.