Sentence examples for conspicuous error from inspiring English sources

The only conspicuous error is that the Balmoral sets are far too tasteful.

Many immigration policy analysts noted a conspicuous error in Mr. Romney's choice of words, which suggested a misunderstanding about basic terms of the debate.

A journalist friend whose obituary I compiled when he died a few years ago had prepared a fact sheet setting out the main events of his life, which his widow sent me, thus sparing me (and him) from at least two conspicuous errors.

It is likely that a much greater number of less conspicuous errors exist.

His silks will as usual be worn by his son, Sam – and Waley-Cohen feels those conspicuous forced errors at Haydock were misleading.

Homopolymer errors were conspicuous in the column "show," which gives the immediate sequence context of the polymorphism across all strains.

Because most of genes newly isolated as ER stress responsive gene in this study show a tendency of relative lower level of expression in rice root, experimental error might be conspicuous in these genes.

Admitting error is not a conspicuous part of his makeup.

But the criminal case unraveled after defense lawyers zeroed in on factual errors, procedural missteps and conspicuous gaps in the evidence.

Overall, the possibly most conspicuous and expected finding is that the error frequency increases with decreasing precision of the interaction criterion.

Over time and through trial and error, the plant becomes tastier (and often more conspicuous) in order to gratify the animal's needs and desires, while the animal gradually acquires whatever digestive tools (enzymes, etc).