Sentence examples similar to a conspicuous context from inspiring English sources

Metaphors exhibit a profound and conspicuous context-sensitivity, and much of the work done on metaphor over the past few years has been informed by more general debates about the proper treatment of context-sensitivity in systematic philosophy of language.

More than in any previous novel, Marías places the evasiveness of his main characters within a conspicuous historical and political context.

In this context, a conspicuous lack of microtubule accumulation in the branch initiation zone of the developing trichome cell suggested a role of AN in the control of microtubule organization [ 21].

Gehry is often burdened with the ugly title of "starchitect", meaning a quasi-celebrity with a conspicuous stylistic signature which is applied regardless of function, context, sense or budget to grandiose vanity projects.

Especially in the context of politics and economics, "underpants gnomes" has been used by some commentators to characterize a conspicuous gap of logic or planning.

A conspicuous disparity persists.

George is a conspicuous communicator.

Moving stimuli elicited predatory responses, especially against a conspicuous background.

(Daniel McGowan is a conspicuous McCartney look-alike).

A conspicuous absence of cigarette butts.

The study noted a conspicuous exception.