Sentence examples for a conspicuous part from inspiring English sources

Admitting error is not a conspicuous part of his makeup.

It's a conspicuous part of what might be termed a charmed life".

Darkling beetles are a conspicuous part of the insect fauna of many arid regions of the world.

So had a conspicuous part of the architecture world, which, until lately at least, focused on glamour projects rather than on how most people live.

It played a conspicuous part in the Hundred Years' War (1337 1453) and was twice in English hands in the first half of the 15th century.

Though the rebels had confiscated his estates, he raised a regiment of horse that played a conspicuous part in the campaigns of 1619 21.

And as observant Jews become a more conspicuous part of the Jewish population, an increasing part of the Jewish community tends to be interested in kosher goods.

Indeed, these forces often play a more conspicuous part in the field of labour than do the market forces with which economic theory is mainly concerned.

But they do have a bit of a point when they acidly remark that it was David Cameron and George Osborne who authored the surprise election victory last year with a campaign in which the then home secretary did not play an especially conspicuous part.

But they were a symbol: uniformed, conspicuous, part of an oppressive arm of a repressive establishment.

c A conspicuous region.