Viewed as critical actors in every regional crisis, from the economic recession and urban migrations of the 1920s to the racial conflicts precipitated by school desegregation in the 1950s, female teenagers became the conspicuous subjects of social policy and regional imagination.
If they weren't so big, these indulgences would be inside the house, or at least less conspicuous, and subject to the scrutiny of only a few.
It's a holistic, existential cinema rooted in the filmmakers' shared environment with their subjects — and in their subjects' conspicuous interaction with, even performance for, the camera.
Furthermore, the risk reduction was more conspicuous when the subjects were stratified by the level of primary sputum culture; pooled odds ratios [95%CI] were 0.229 [0.091, 0.548] in combined population of rapid and slow acetylators.
A group gathers around Cellini's Perseus with the Head of Medusa, conspicuous for its grisly subject matter.
But Gibney's documentary We Steal Secrets: the Story of WikiLeaks is first out of the gate – though the central subject is conspicuous by his absence.
That the men survive is almost entirely because of the women in their lives — Myrna Loy as March's forbearing wife; Teresa Wright as his daughter, a hospital worker who falls for Andrews's character; and Cathy O'Donnell as Russell's childhood sweetheart — whose heroism, though less conspicuous, is the true subject of this clear-eyed yet immensely tender drama.
If the authorities in Washington were really interested in the national morale, we think the men and women who work for the draft boards whould be instructed to make a note of conspicuous perfections in their subjects.
The high-risk recidivism group comprised rather young subjects, with conspicuous criminal history, suffering from substance abuse disorder.
Matters is borrowing from itself, from columns in previous presidential years about this very same subject -- the conspicuous absence of an urban consciousness among presidential candidates.
