Sentence examples for conspicuous person from inspiring English sources

Now, when I become a very conspicuous person, I cannot stay a pet and say nothing.

"Hal is not a loud or conspicuous person," Davidson told me over the phone, "but he is entirely present intellectually".

The chief was generally a conspicuous person, being wealthier than the average individual, more elaborately dressed, and often displaying symbols of office.

The car was elevated so that he who triumphed might be the most conspicuous person in the procession, and for the same reason he was obliged to stand erect (in curru stantis eburno, Ovid. l.c.).

Many people reading this will immediately jump: applied to beaches in Britain, does that mean a Sikh wearing a turban, or any other person carrying "conspicuous" religious clothing, would represent some sort of risk?

However, the disconnect is conspicuous — even to the lay person: Those independent scientists concluded that there is a link between C-8 and high cholesterol.

Reproof is a lesser form of discipline given formally by a judicial committee to a baptized Witness who is considered repentant of serious sin; the reproved person temporarily loses conspicuous privileges of service, but suffers no restriction of social or spiritual fellowship.

Gen. H.K. OLIVER is conspicuous and active in directing those persons who are endeavoring to rescue the victims of the disaster.

Sony's press conference did at least boast the first Destiny gameplay demo, and the cross between a first-person shooter and MMO (with conspicuous hints of an RPG thrown in) looked innovative and seductively playable.

A Demontage is conspicuous, a very public destruction of an important person's image and status, and it implies an element of glee, lust even.

The tenets of conspicuous consumption require not only that the rich person be conscious or hyperconscious of wealth but also that others recognize his ability to spend lavishly.