Sentence examples similar to conspicuous invention from inspiring English sources
"The Disaster Artist," based on a memoir by Sestero, has the virtue of depicting the character of Tommy (as distinguished from the real-life Wiseau) as a character, a work of conspicuous self-invention, long before Tommy turned himself into one onscreen.
Many critics expect movies to display characters and stories transparently to provide a seeming window on the world and to display people, events, and places as from life, with no conspicuous mediation of directorial invention or style.
Looking further afield, both in distance and eccentricity, the Malaysian entries include an invention to make cows more conspicuous at night and a complex gadget that finds the end of a roll of adhesive tape, while Adam Ben-Drof of New Zealand offers a contraption that allows bored or lonely goldfish "to roam freely on land" inside a tank with wheels.
Scaffolds with special physical characteristics like high surface-to-volume ratio are fabricated by electrospinning technique for soft tissue engineering applications in biomaterials field [39, 40], and these invention is regarded as the most conspicuous focus.
That was in the eighth game but the invention of the shot and passion after execution was conspicuous by its absence in the tie-break, which Roddick romped 7-1.
A conspicuous disparity persists.
Conspicuous consumption is out.
