Sentence examples for conspicuous features from inspiring English sources

FROM the beginning, migration has been one of the most conspicuous features of human history.

As the dust settles on the autumn statement, some of its less conspicuous features, such as the commitment to large-scale asset sales, will come under closer scrutiny.

This marginal role as a disenchanted outsider both legitimized and, to an extent, required a ferocity and oddness that would be conspicuous features of Ruskin's later career.

As with most diving birds, the conspicuous features that distinguish species from one another are found on the head and figure prominently in courtship.

All the same, the fanaticism of the Iranian morals police, its fervor in enforcing the strict dress code for women, was one of the most conspicuous features of the revolution.

This led to the development of imitation lacquer applied to furniture and other objects, which were conspicuous features of the chinoiserie craze of the late 17th and 18th centuries.

His most conspicuous feature is his inconspicuousness.

Bigheartedness, however, has long been a conspicuous feature of his art.

Stupidity has not been a conspicuous feature of Khan's campaign so far.

Structures of mutual support, a conspicuous feature of east London in the 1950s, were broken up.

Mr. Rankin introduced Flint as a man whose glasses were his only conspicuous feature.