Sentence examples for conspicuous were from inspiring English sources

Even the Suzuki had a sponsor's splash of Fabergé (and retained Sheene's "lucky" number 7 rather than the champion's 1. Less conspicuous were his "lucky" blue underpants and Gary Nixon T-shirt).

The orange crawlers, being more conspicuous, were the first to die off, and the heading soon changed: "Now which ladybugs survive and reproduce?" A man attempted to toggle the leaves' pigmentation from green to orange, using a lever at the foot of the screen, in the hope of reversing the survival pattern.

Yet ascetic forces among Christians in Syria and Mesopotamia, vigorous and conspicuous, were able to exercise their influence and were assimilated by Islām in the ascetic movement known as zuhd (self-denial) and later in that of Ṣūfism, a mystical movement that arose in the 8th century and incorporated ascetic ideals and methods.

In concordance, the results presented in this paper demonstrate that CD and LA provoked severe morphological alterations, among them, the most conspicuous were the shrank caudal region; therefore it suggests that actin participate in the caudal movement.

More conspicuous were the strongly immunoreactive cells and long processes organized in clusters and chains within the middle part of the cortical plate, and oriented perpendicularly to the cortical surface (Fig. 11A A″).

Trials in which artifacts such as movement of the animal's head or if strong bleaching was conspicuous were discarded.

Conspicuous was another white decal.

Less conspicuous was the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004.

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

Most conspicuous was the U.S. men's basketball team, called the "Dream Team".

What's even more conspicuous is that gold prices reached that level following the Bear Stearns debacle.