Sentence examples for conspicuous making from inspiring English sources

In such space, Justin Tipuric began to be conspicuous, making the catch of the game above his head and starting to hold the ball out in front of him, his trademark carrying style.

Every blemish, every scratch, every discoloration is disturbingly conspicuous, making the deceased feel at once more and less human.

A third approach, motion dazzle, confuses the observer with a conspicuous pattern, making the object visible but momentarily harder to locate.

However, the lesion presented as focal asymmetric breast density on 2D mammograms may lack its conspicuous borders, making the diagnosis of malignancy difficult in a sole "asymmetry" finding.

Thus all of the three most conspicuous candidates made gains from the first clash but maintained the same standing.

At a deeper level, though, the ad-hoc targeting of a few conspicuous culprits makes no noticeable difference to the way the country works.

I think that this is the best explanation as to why people like to shop and why conspicuous consumption makes people feel good (at least in the short term).

The elite and upper middle classes were called out for aspects of their lifestyles during the ongoing emergency, and daily requests for aid to the national fund for refugee assistance (alongside reports of conspicuous donations made by schools, professional associations, townships etc). emphasized generosity as a civic virtue of the new regime.

He is now the criminal, the arrogant aggressor, and his great big flashy car - in horrible contradistinction to the kids' titchy bikes - now labels him once again as the overdog, and that conspicuous motor makes him and Jenny all too trackable.

Tales of conspicuous consumption make great fodder for the island's gossipmongers.

The reason for their dark plumage is unknown, but it has been suggested that in tropical areas, where food resources are scarce, the less conspicuous colouration makes it harder for other noddies to detect a feeding bird.