Sentence examples for conspicuous work from inspiring English sources

Another unsurprising shock: this is a category in which the boldest work rarely shows up, because the boldest work is often rawer, rougher, and less elaborate than the most conspicuous work.

In the last city is Northland, the world's largest integrated shopping center and Mr. Gruen's most conspicuous work; it covers a total of 163 acres, contains 80 shops and department stores, has parking space for 12,000 cars, and has 80 acres of trees and gardens.

The most conspicuous works are shields, which show many variants of the triangular design.

Halliday notes that while the embankments were Bazalgette's "most conspicuous works" for which he received the greatest credit – it is on Victoria Embankment that a monument to the engineer, who was knighted in 1875, may be found – he himself regarded the main drainage as his greatest achievement: "It was certainly a very troublesome job," Bazalgette reflected.

In particular, conspicuous work-hardening is observed in the condition of cyclic deformation under both constant amplitude and increasing amplitudes loading.

This is how conspicuous consumption works: jewelry is costly, unless you're rich and won't miss the cash.

The overflow of imagination and energy is overwhelming; that's one reason why some filmmakers spend an inordinate amount of time and effort on politics or conspicuous good works, on learning to rap or playing guitar or directing plays or founding foundations or any of the things that allow for incremental daily progress and immediate daily activity.

This time around Germany's interior minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, a politician who has been conspicuous in working to improve relations with Muslims in Germany, was reported to have urged other newspapers in Europe to reprint the cartoons, a remark he strongly denied making, which made no difference to the Saudi newspaper Al-Watan.

"Being a conspicuous presence at work not only means that the teachers you're responsible for know you're there to help, but students know that you're always around too.

A nearly universal desire among writers is to make themselves conspicuous in their work.

However, their presence was also conspicuous in interior works of art[20, 93, 94] (hypogean environments of Roman Catacombs) which were subjected to inappropriate natural or artificial illumination during visitor's hours[81, 95].