Sentence examples for conspicuous face from inspiring English sources

The hindquarters, tail, underparts, and legs are white, as are a conspicuous face mask and mouth that contrast with a dark brown forehead tuft and gray muzzle.

Earlier this year, since publishing a piece in Lena Dunham's Lenny Letter about being 'sick' of wearing makeup, Keys briefly became the conspicuous face of a movement that she's hashtagged #nomakeup.

For the Sons of Belial, who self-published their second album during the holiday break in classes, their rage is not fueled by the inner-city demons like drugs and gangs that have come to characterize the gangster rap that has become the music's most conspicuous face.

We've traded up from conspicuous consumption to conspicuous expression.

She became a perpetual jet-setter, one of the most conspicuous names, faces and figures in the world.

This costume party is more about conspicuous environmentalism than facing the hard truths essential to effective energy policy, like what it will really cost to make a change and why that investment is worth it.

But, of course, internal [End Page 102] structures are not always conspicuous, and readers faced with an overtly complex text, like Pound's Cantos, or Finnegans Wake, have no guarantee that there is sense to be made of it.

The conspicuous goods' manager faces the following trade off.

A marked characteristic of the leaf is an areolated portion bounded by two longitudinal curved lines, one on each side of the midrib, and more conspicuous on the under face of the leaf.

Hawks's films share the quality of understated but conspicuous artifice in the face of utterly natural violence with the work of another one of his contemporaries, Ernest Hemingway.

Hasn't it seemed as if Coughlin and colleagues were drilling one group or another at the Giants' Meadowlands base every other week not long after they painted the most conspicuous blemish on the face of Patriots perfection?