Sentence examples for conspicuous role of from inspiring English sources

There was great eloquence, uncommon courage, and selflessness, particularly in the case of the young prisoner Elliott James Barkley, now dead, who was to have been released in days and who continued to help those he called his brothers in a conspicuous role of leadership.

This conspicuous role of initial fracture water saturation was attributed to its high mobility due to zero irreducible water saturation in fracture.

If Malouda felt invited to play a less conspicuous role with the deployment of both Drogba and Nicolas Anelka and the return of Michael Ballack as a deep-lying midfielder, it was another idea that was swept aside by the sheer volume of Chelsea's attacking instincts.

An indirect but more conspicuous role in the pathogenesis of HIV myocarditis and cardiomyopathy has been attributed to infected and/or immune activated inflammatory cells infiltrating the myocardium.

ESI is playing an increasingly conspicuous role in the study of the protein structure, folding, and noncovalent interactions [ 19].

When combined with ecclesiastical reforms undertaken by Charles's close adviser William Laud, the archbishop of Canterbury, and with the conspicuous role assumed in these reforms by Henrietta Maria, Charles's Catholic queen, and her courtiers, many in England became alarmed.

Mr. Keeb did not play any conspicuous role in the revolt against Colonel Qaddafi, but leaders of the revolt from Tripoli, the Western mountains and the coastal city of Misurata cheered his selection.

He also played a conspicuous role in the congressional debate over the disputed presidential election of 1876 between Rutherford B. Hayes and Samuel J. Tilden, which was decided by a special Electoral Commission.

In 1959, Cider with Rosie brought overwhelming mid-life acclaim to a gifted but feckless poet and screenwriter whose most conspicuous role thus far had been to compose the texts for the Festival of Britain.

Yet style did play a conspicuous role in his work.

For this action he was promoted to brigadier general and succeeded Rosecrans in command of the Army of the Cumberland shortly before the great victory at Chattanooga (November), in which he and his army played a conspicuous role.