Sentence examples for conspicuous better from inspiring English sources

For the moment, Sony's most conspicuous better technology is PlayStation, the game-console-plus-now-much-more platform that appeared in 1994 and swiftly became Sony's most talked about and profitable franchise since the Walkman.

This indicates that selection could promote visual signals that are more conspicuous (better tuned) to conspecific than to predator vision in lizards, as shown in work on songbird plumage coloration (Håstad et al. 2005) and UV patterning in fish (Cummings et al. 2003; Siebeck 2004; Siebeck et al. 2010).

But nowadays, Vizdoga said, the recruiters seemed to be Moldovans, who were less conspicuous and better protected.

Those have become only more conspicuous as better technology has come along.

Far be it for me to put a damper on spending when the economy clearly needs some good old-fashioned consumer consumption - the more conspicuous, the better.

Even some administrations known for conspicuous failings look better with perspective.

Ideally, men in charge -- that is, men whose acts are conspicuous and, for better or worse, provide a model for the rest of us -- make decisions using the faculty of reason.

To the mature mind, that kind of recognition can be even better than conspicuous consumption.

In 2006, we too, were flying high, paying a premium for convenience, the more conspicuous the consumption the better.

Try not to choose a photo that's already someone's profile picture; the more conspicuous it is, the better the odds that someone will notice.

Hence plumes in the hair, and the strict rules that had soon to be devised for preventing unimportant persons from wearing as many or as conspicuous plumes as their betters".