Sentence examples for conspicuously dominated from inspiring English sources
Neither of them selected a woman as his running mate or campaign manager, and the top ranks of their political operations are conspicuously dominated by men.
The global distribution pattern revealed two OTUs (OTU001 and OTU002) as conspicuously dominating in prevalence and abundance, whereas the remaining 55 OTUs were notably less abundant and either scattered across two to six countries or found only in a single country.
Most wearable electronics have been dominated by small devices being conspicuously mounted or adhered onto textiles, and are inconvenient to use.
The Vatican has blamed a pernicious mixture of insensitive priests, "conspicuously lavish" clerical lifestyles, the sex abuse scandal and a morally lax modern culture dominated by the mass media for large numbers of Catholics no longer living their private lives according to church teachings.
By renouncing the Protestantism he had so conspicuously stood for, Northumberland lost every respect and became ineligible for rehabilitation in a world dominated by thinking along sectarian lines.
Turkish activists are now campaigning for the tiny D66 party, which walked out of Mr Balkenende's coalition in the summer, triggering the election.Strangely, perhaps, immigration and Islam the issues that have dominated Dutch political life ever since 2002, when the populist Pim Fortuyn was assassinated have been conspicuously absent from the election debate.
Conspicuously absent from Romney's foreign-policy advisory team are representatives of the less bellicose school of thinking that dominated Republican foreign policy before the neocons showed up.
The glassy towers that dominate other parts of the city are conspicuously absent — and a municipal parking lot takes up five acres in the center of downtown.
Though last week's pair of art world missed connections were conspicuously free of encounters at gallery openings, just such items dominate this week's set.
