Sentence examples for conspicuous and important from inspiring English sources
In a city with several surprisingly good contemporary art institutions (Secession and MAK are the two other obvious examples), the new Kunsthalle bids to become the most conspicuous and important, not to mention most boisterous, among them.
One of the most conspicuous and important factors influencing marine ecosystems in the North Atlantic and the Arctic is the Gulf Stream System (GSS).
A conspicuous and important place of attack of free radicals is the cell membrane.
Tussocks are a habitually conspicuous and ecologically important growth form of grasses in arid and/or alpine vegetation zones across the world.
Despite being largely absent from natural products and biological processes, fluorine plays a conspicuous and increasingly important role within pharmaceuticals and agrochemicals, as well as in materials science.
Of the nonnitrogenous pigments, by far the most important, conspicuous, and widely distributed in both plants and animals are the carotenoids.
I do not believe that an administrative agency decision of this magnitude -- one that is important, conspicuous, and controversial -- can escape the kind of public scrutiny that is essential in any democracy.
Loud and distinctive calls and conspicuous plumage are important attributes of nuclear species as they promote cohesion in the flock.
While not to everybody's taste – the conspicuous exhibition of vast wealth is not always a pleasant sight – the fairs are a popular and important part of the contemporary art calendar.
"A.I. is becoming more important as it has become less conspicuous, and it's less conspicuous because it's everywhere, but often under the surface," said Dr. Patrick Winston, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who was the director of the Artificial Intelligence Lab there for 25 years.
