Sentence examples for conspicuous influences from inspiring English sources

The most conspicuous influences on Storrs's sculpture, however, were not artists but architects: the American Modernists Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright, whose Chicago works Storrs knew well.

The methoxy group in the bay-substituents has an enormous effect on the fluorescence quenching without the conspicuous influences on molecular behavior or dye aggregation.

At the National, Hytner's most conspicuous influence has been, perhaps, on the playwright Alan Bennett, with whom he has collaborated on six plays.

Yet, strangely, Rivette's most conspicuous influence isn't a film but a piece of criticism an article that he wrote for Cahiers du Cinéma in 1961, "On Abjection" (here, translated and annotated by David Phelps).

Yet, strangely, Rivette's most conspicuous influence isn't a film but a piece of criticism — an article that he wrote for Cahiers du Cinéma in 1961, "On Abjection" (here, translated and annotated by David Phelps).

As shown above the same set of artificial box C/D RNA induced the most conspicuous influence on the level of HSPA8 mRNAs.

Writing in The New Yorker about Truffaut in 1999, I expressed dismay and displeasure in the films that Truffaut subsequently made, under Hitchcock's often-conspicuous influence.

How does what's been called "conspicuous charity" influence donors with more modest budgets?

More recently, Carver's near contemporary Don DeLillo has probably become the most conspicuous masculine influence on a younger literary generation.

This week, with Mr. Gore's hopes for the presidency hanging on the outcome of a ruling by election officials in Miami-Dade County, Mr. Penelas's influence was conspicuous by its absence.

"Very Dorothy Draper," he added, alluding to the high priestess of 20th-century interior design whose influence is conspicuous in these rooms and who was the subject of a show that Mr. Albrecht curated at the museum.