Sentence examples for a conspicuous role of from inspiring English sources

There was great eloquence, uncommon courage, and selflessness, particularly in the case of the young prisoner Elliott James Barkley, now dead, who was to have been released in days and who continued to help those he called his brothers in a conspicuous role of leadership.

This juxtaposition suggests other ambiguities, of black men performing, even in daily life, a conspicuous role for public consumption.

A similar case can be observed in the lineage-specific alternative splicing events of vertebrate Pax-6 5a), Pax-6 5aays a conspicuous role in postnatal iris formation and the structural integrity of the cornea, lens and retina.

He also played a conspicuous role in the congressional debate over the disputed presidential election of 1876 between Rutherford B. Hayes and Samuel J. Tilden, which was decided by a special Electoral Commission.

Yet style did play a conspicuous role in his work.

US attorneys, the FBI and police play a conspicuous role in CVE.

This case of successful remodeling is related to a particular social and political conjuncture in Spain in which urban planners had to negotiate their original plan with very strong social urban movements, in which women played a conspicuous role.

For this action he was promoted to brigadier general and succeeded Rosecrans in command of the Army of the Cumberland shortly before the great victory at Chattanooga (November), in which he and his army played a conspicuous role.

"La Muette" proceeded to play a conspicuous role in the turbulent summer of 1830, when the old European order momentarily trembled.

They continued to play a conspicuous role under Andrew Foote and David Farragut at Memphis, Island No. 10, Vicksburg, and Mobile Bay.

Another reason American progressives are playing such a conspicuous role in Europe's efforts to come up with a "third way" between socialism and American-style capitalism, said Mr. Ackerman of Yale, is that they are not Marxists.