Sentence examples for conspicuous role from inspiring English sources

Yet style did play a conspicuous role in his work.

US attorneys, the FBI and police play a conspicuous role in CVE.

This juxtaposition suggests other ambiguities, of black men performing, even in daily life, a conspicuous role for public consumption.

Beginning in World War II, women had begun to occupy an increasingly conspicuous role in the United States Army.

In recent months Javier Solana, the EU's foreign-policy chief, has played an increasingly conspicuous role there.

The increasingly conspicuous role of the GRS is part of a broader expansion of the CIA's paramilitary capabilities over the past 10 years.

He started to get more conspicuous roles.

But in recent years, her most conspicuous public role was to walk between her parents, holding their hands, as they left the White House for a summer vacation on Martha's Vineyard in August 1998 immediately after her father's public admission that he had had an affair with Monica S. Lewinsky.

Genes involved in RNA metabolism, i.e., genes whose products synthesize, degrade, or interact with RNA, are among the most highly conserved sequences common to all known genomes, and provide insights into an early stage in cell evolution during which RNA played a much more conspicuous biological role (Tekaia et al. 1999, Delaye and Lazcano 2000, Anantharaman et al. 2002).

On this front, too, the Trump administration has played a conspicuous, if counterproductive, role.

In Michael Mann's "Public Enemies" (2009) he again filled the less conspicuous good-guy role, as the federal agent in pursuit of Johnny Depp's John Dillinger.