Sentence examples for are more conspicuous from inspiring English sources

Blue grama and other grasses dominate the prairie area in the south, although cacti, tumbleweeds, and sagebrush are more conspicuous; few trees grow naturally outside river valleys.

Throughout these 11 songs, Radiohead's musicians are more conspicuous than last time, but they don't seem to know what they're supposed to do.

In telephony the systems aspects are more conspicuous because, at any given instant, the plant is a composite of new and old items, designed at different times in different ways to meet a variety of assumed operating conditions.

So the doctor saved my life, and my father saved my life.' Father figures are very important in Woo's work, but they are more conspicuous by their absence than by their presence.

Of course, other billionaires are more conspicuous in their consumption.

The variations are similar for RTL and RTM, but the abnormal decreases are more conspicuous for RTM than for RTL.

To him, the human cost is more conspicuous.

They're more conspicuous on children's hands.

One body form may be more conspicuous than the other.

Transgenders tend to have a harder time than homosexuals because they're more conspicuous.

Mr. Gosling, by contrast, was playing a man whose scars were more conspicuous.