Sentence examples for as a conspicuous example from inspiring English sources

Watson describes this as "a conspicuous example of that fervent belief to convert the world to Christianity which led Heber and others to lay down their lives in the mission field", and while widely sung until the second half of the 20th century, it was for instance omitted from the 1982 revision of the Episcopal Church hymnal.

A conspicuous example is the $1.99 Hipstamatic iPhone application, which, as one review put it, filters images made with the device's camera "to make them look as though they were taken with an unreliable plastic camera..

The Libyan intervention was a conspicuous example of its capacity for good.

Subsidized child care — financed by federal and state governments — is a conspicuous example.

A conspicuous example is Samsung, a Korean conglomerate making a name for itself in cellphone handsets using a clamshell design.

The statue is a conspicuous example of the Hellenistic sculptural tradition's academic traits and close reliance on older masterpieces.

The clockwise rotation of Southwest Japan (Otofuji and Matsuda 1983; Torii 1983) is a conspicuous example of such tectonic events.

Figure 31 showed a conspicuous example in which green/red rectangles represented the foreground objects/detected objects.

Their general absence from the ICT industry is a conspicuous example.

We use earthworm invasion in North America as a particular conspicuous example of invasive species that irreversibly change ecosystems.

Gove has singled out London's Pentonville prison as the "most conspicuous example of failure", after a report last year found bloodstained walls, piles of waste and infestations of mice and cockroaches in the poorly ventilated cells.