Sentence examples for even conspicuous from inspiring English sources

Chapter 26 looks at other insects and spiders, noting the "famous leaf-mimicking Kallima inachus " butterfly of India, but again claiming that even conspicuous butterflies are in fact "obliterative".

However, even conspicuous amassments of condensed nuclear-peripheral chromatin are known since long to be gapped by electron-lucent zones free of heterochromatin (e.g., Swift, 1959; Watson, 1959).

The gap is even more conspicuous when it comes to Oxbridge.

Sapped of their potency, the sights and sounds of digital devices can become even more conspicuous.

And with Duval getting his major, Mickelson's lack of one becomes even more conspicuous.

The new attitudes that informed literature after World War II became even more conspicuous in poetry than in prose.

(The gap between aesthetically advanced young critics and op-ed think-piecers is even more conspicuous than ever).

While you hear the Maysles brothers only occasionally in Grey Gardens, they are even less conspicuous here.

That was already a threat in the time of Stillman's youth and was even more conspicuous when he made the film, twenty years later.

In most countries with Russia's income levels the middle class accounts for half the population or more.The distortions in the Gulf states are even more conspicuous.

A farewell strike from Romelu Lukaku and a first goal for the club from James McCarthy helped Everton to a comfortable win at Hull, even without conspicuous absentees Ross Barkley and John Stones.