Sentence examples for conspicuous for its from inspiring English sources

Trap music is probably most identifiable by its snares, which sound like somebody riffling a deck of metallic cards, but it's also conspicuous for its contextual roots – those being "the trap": both a crack house and the general term for the drug-dealing lifestyle.

If one common theme unites the most captivating people I know, it is a childhood conspicuous for its absence of mundane serenity.

In 1962 the writer Wolf Von Eckhardt in The New Republic called the new Park Avenue structure -- it had been named the Pan Am Building because it housed the headquarters of Pan American World Airways -- "conspicuous for its ugliness and arrogant disregard for its surroundings".

Despite the aging society and the connected increase in demand for health services which in principle accompanies it, the German hospital market is still conspicuous for its overcapacities [1].

Having set up the Christopher Sly framework, Frow soon dispenses with it, giving us a relatively straightforward Shrew chiefly conspicuous for its relish for double entendres.

Microsoft is conspicuous for its absence in the field of photo editing and organization; it has no presence in the Aperture/Lightroom pro RAW management field.

But such was life on Avenue C in 1996: a push and pull between urban entropy and bootstrap self-improvement, with money conspicuous primarily for its scarcity.

Hubert de Givenchy was conspicuous for his height and distinction.

Among Soviet apparatchiks, he was conspicuous for his openness and even introspection.

Conspicuous for his silence that night was Mora's boss, William J. Haynes II, the general counsel of the Department of Defense.

Ted Chiang is all the more conspicuous for his absence from all forms of authorial self-promotion.