Sentence examples for conspicuous facet of from inspiring English sources

Homelessness became a conspicuous facet of Russian cityscapes only in the 1990s, when the Soviet criminalization of vagrancy and similar offenses was abolished.

According to Robert Hodgart, an urban geographer and retired lecturer at the University of Edinburgh, this phenomenon is a "visibly conspicuous facet of Scotland's distinctiveness, which gives it a stronger affinity with continental Europe".

In the case of (1), the contrast between Dionysius and Neoplatonism should not be taken to be a contrast between free divine creation, on the one hand, and supposed emanation or illumination by necessity, on the other, for divine/ human freedom and creation out of "nothing" are conspicuous facets of Neoplatonic thought as well.

Having debuted his initial public offering as a filmmaker, Grohl put a different facet of himself on conspicuous display later that evening in Park City: fervent rock 'n' roll cheerleader.

Variability is another facet of the climate.

Is this a facet of his personality?

Another facet of polite parking behavior is horn tooting.

In every facet of the game, the American was dominant.

My job is just one facet of me.

Food has become a facet of fashionable style in England.

Those moments offered another glancing facet of his worlds.