Sentence examples for conspicuous ones from inspiring English sources

According to team member Jeffrey Plaut of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, the 250-kilometer crater is currently the best example of a subsurface impact structure on Mars, but a few less conspicuous ones have been hinted at by the MARSIS data, which so far cover only a tiny fraction of the planet.

Jackson Pollock's "Lavender Mist" and Barnett Newman's "Stations of the Cross" were among the conspicuous ones.

Most large overseas issuers have ADRs, although a few conspicuous ones don't (example: Germany's BMW).

The reviewer remarks, also, on the "decided antithesis between warning and protective colors", animals being either "as conspicuous as possible", or as cryptic as possible, while the conspicuous ones "are usually accompanied by a nauseating taste, strongly smelling or irritant fluids, etc".

I promise you will learn absolutely nothing important or even accurate about Hannah Arendt's thought by reading reviews of the von Trotta film, though the most conspicuous ones to date may incline you toward my point of view, i.e., that most film reviewers deserve to be film reviewers because anything more ambitious than sticking a thumb in the air is beyond their competence.

Cepaea species are subject to predation, especially by birds, so that in any given habitat inconspicuous morphs may have an advantage over conspicuous ones [23].

The most conspicuous one is the data on consumer spending.

I guess Steve Jobs is the most conspicuous one.

"When you look for who the geniuses are, she's the conspicuous one".

"At times like this, you don't want to be as conspicuous," one marketing professor said.

And perhaps it is also that the resolve to move us is too conspicuous – one is more stirred by stealth.