Sentence examples for conspicuous connections from inspiring English sources

New York also gave the nation one vice president who was a drunkard with financial problems and another who, according to Mr. Tally, was so out of touch with the Gilded Age that he lacked "any conspicuous connections to the railroad robber barons".

Heck, J. N. et al. A conspicuous connection: structure defines function for the phosphatidylinositol-phosphate kinase family.

The conspicuous silence on the alleged connection between HFCS and obesity is unusual coming from ADM, where a crackdown on HFCS could hit the bottom line hard.

The FTC requires that the video makers include what they call "clear and conspicuous" disclosure of any material connection between the YouTuber and any involved party.

David Banner has "Mississippi" tattooed across his shoulders, and on his albums he draws connections between desperate poverty, conspicuous consumption and living as if there's no tomorrow.

A possible connection between the transposition event and the conspicuous phenotype must be examined in further experiments.

The connections between "Six Feet Under" and "American Beauty" are conspicuous if you watch the film now.

"The Great Gatsby" is, above all, a novel of conspicuous consumption — not even of appetite but of the ineluctable connection between wealth and spectacle.

Ruler of the World and Trading Leather, the English and Irish Derby winners, were conspicuous by their absence at today's entry stage for the St Leger, connections opting  instead to go the Irish Champion Stakes route and a drop back in distance.

Music was a connection with Lennon, never mind that her sphere was less conspicuous than his, and performance as well.

"for especially meritorious and conspicuous service in the administration of the port of embarkation, Newport News, Va., in connection with the shipment of troops overseas". Colonel, of Cavalry, July 1, 1916.