Sentence examples for a conspicuous tendency from inspiring English sources

"A conspicuous tendency of Longinus," he wrote, "is to move from the quality of a work to its genesis in the powers and state of mind, the thought and emotions, of its author," characterized by the "bold and frequent use of metaphors".

Moreover, there was a conspicuous tendency of the positive AI values to have smaller probabilities (r = −0.6575, P<10−4, in a Spearman rank correlation test).

The conspicuous tendency of the phosphorylated tau (p-tau) neurofibrillary pathology in CTE to be perivascular and irregularly concentrated at the sulcal depths was first noted by Geddes and colleagues [ 23, 24], who described the neuropathological alterations of five young men ranging in age from 23 to 28 years.

The tendency to commend ourselves as a nation for what others do just as well, or better — the tendency to puff ourselves up — is itself "a conspicuous and enduring symbol of our democracy".

A conspicuous disparity persists.

George is a conspicuous communicator.

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

A conspicuous absence of cigarette butts.

The study noted a conspicuous exception.

But there is a conspicuous difference.

There is a conspicuous lack of chardonnay.