Sentence examples for a conspicuous sign from inspiring English sources

For months it didn't even have a conspicuous sign.

They are a conspicuous sign of misery but they serve a purpose.

In a conspicuous sign that frustration is giving way to acceptance, the public bikes have been welcomed into that most intimate corner of civic life, the wedding.

Beuys was a conspicuous sign that Düsseldorf, with neighboring Cologne and its gallery scene, had become the vital center of a new European avant-garde.

As reporter Matt Flegenheimer writes today: In a conspicuous sign that frustration is giving way to acceptance, the public bikes have been welcomed into that most personal corner of civic life, the wedding.

Without specifically mentioning the new French law that bans all "conspicuous" signs of religion, including head scarves, Mr. Chirac said: "France is a land of tolerance.

In The Politics of the Veil (2007), for example, she examined the ban imposed in 2004 on the wearing of the Islamic veil (and, officially, all conspicuous signs of religious affiliation) in French schools.

(1) The most conspicuous sign is a remarkable increase in the frequency and intensity with which people engage in a specific kind of behaviour or assert a belief.

The most conspicuous sign is a kind of neurotic eclecticism expressed in tweed coats with glove-length sleeves, a bit of diamanté flash and a fur collar spreading across the shoulders like a slightly haywire toupee.

After two hours of dense beards, photographed in pseudo-documentary half-light, I would have given much for an eyepatch or, indeed, any other conspicuous sign that this film was made for a living audience.

When the banned words extended to the phrase "empty chair" — the most conspicuous sign of Liu's absence at the Nobel ceremony — Wen hit on an idea.