Sentence examples for conspicuous the from inspiring English sources

How conspicuous the elderly were here, she thought, how openly old.

This makes gang crime more conspicuous; the Met reckons it contributes a quarter of serious violence in London.

Because it has become more conspicuous, the prize can do more for writers – so it can afford to take risks.

Near the Pleiades in the sky but not so conspicuous, the Hyades is the second nearest cluster at 150 light-years.

Musa flowers are individually not conspicuous, but the large main bracts are quite conspicuous; the bracts curl back in turn to expose the flowers they have protected while in bud.

Among these, the last is perhaps the most conspicuous – the city has 18 newspapers and a string of scandal-hungry TV and radio stations, many of them notorious for broadcasting unscrupulous celebrity gossip and political exposés.

The overbearing conspicuous consumption, the saccharine personalities, the culture-less spread of beach bums and wannabes.

The most conspicuous of the losing bidders was the Yell Group, owned by Hicks, Muse, Tate, & Furst and Apax Partners.

Note that the fracture line is more conspicuous on the tangential than the anteroposterior view.

Among these, the most conspicuous is the International Energy Agency IEAA).

Perhaps the most conspicuous is the prose.