Sentence examples for conspicuous themes from inspiring English sources
In the prehistoric cultures of Polynesia, two conspicuous themes figure largely: the ceremonial ground (the marae/ahu complex, known by varying local terms) and personal ornaments.
Neuronal development and maturation were the most conspicuous themes within the up-regulated PS on DoD6 (Fig. S4D).
Male friendship is such a conspicuous theme in his plays that I wondered if he was bisexual in his youth?
Will Sheff, the band's lead singer and sole songwriter, carried these themes with conspicuous confidence.
It was consistent with a theme of the week: No presumed Republican motif — from an emphasis on national defense to conspicuous invocations of faith to warm quotations of Ronald Reagan — is safe from Democratic encroachment in the age of Trump.
Amongst them all are many Christmas themed cartoons, typically with Simmonds casting her critical eye over conspicuous consumption during the festive season, and highlighting the frustrations and foibles of British society at Christmas.
If one common theme unites the most captivating people I know, it is a childhood conspicuous for its absence of mundane serenity.
Jim Carrey, in a solemn and conspicuous act of ancestor worship, plays Kaufman, and Milos Forman directs: a return to his familiar themes of madness and creative inspiration.
A conspicuous disparity persists.
