1
His face had nothing of that unripeness so conspicuous in his successor.
2
The courage of the lady, hitherto so conspicuous, now fairly gave way.
3
It's a mistake to wear green feathers; it makes a body so conspicuous.
4
He must have believed it was so conspicuous that no direction was required.
5
But there was no need of calling attention to so conspicuous an appearance.
6
Lewis Gunther, whose services had been so conspicuous, was well rewarded.
7
Therefore, the dark side is so conspicuous; therefore, much pain and poetry-unhappinessand greatness.
8
The boy's face lacked the level-browed honesty that was so conspicuous in the girl's.
9
I do not see how I can undertake a place so conspicuous and responsible.
10
I wonder what it is that makes us so conspicuous.
11
No doubt he would have liked to be assured of so conspicuous a place.
12
Mr. Anderson had made himself so conspicuous as to be visible to her constantly.
13
She could hardly fail to catch his eye, she was so conspicuous with bandages.
14
They looked so conspicuous, they seemed to diminish everything else.
15
Who'd have thought that you would be so conspicuous now?
16
Scotland had but little of the constitutional evolution so conspicuous in the history of England.
