It's this apparent new time of peace that makes that May so "lovely," as a superimposed text states with conspicuous sarcasm: "The scene is set in May 1962, considered by some at the time as 'the first spring of peace.' " Marker and Lhomme didn't think so.
Mr. Whitten has been the more conspicuous on the Manhattan scene and is more influenced by its traditions, notably Cubism and Pop.
Other trends in the modern music scene were conspicuous by their absence, with no prizes going to the edgier female solo acts such as Florence and the Machine.
These macro-level changes may have set the scene for conspicuous consumption of the highest order among a population made vulnerable by their limited economic power to benefit positively from globalization.
"Anacondas" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for scenes of conspicuous consumption.
Scorsese unleashes a furious, yet exquisitely controlled, kinetic energy, complete with a plunging and soaring camera, mercurial and conspicuous special effects, counterfactual scenes, subjective fantasies, and swirling choreography on a grand scale.
Black French men were on the world stage during the World Cup, as they have been every four years for several decades; black French women aren't on that stage and, for that matter, they haven't been conspicuous on the French cinematic scene, either.
If a scene shows many conspicuous things such as objects, hands, and faces, the algorithm tends to extract more keyframes in that scene than in others, which may make a subject regard them as false positives.
Together, they conspired to make the scene much less conspicuous.
Their very conspicuous appearance on the political scene has prompted more than a few conspiratorial musings about whether and how much they're being paid by Trump operatives.
