Sentence examples for even more conspicuous given from inspiring English sources
As with other powerful figures, Jay-Z's calm is even more conspicuous given the frenetic activity surrounding him, which in this case is a glorious stream of horns and drums created by producer Just Blaze, who samples nineteen-seventies recordings by the Lafayette Afro Rock Band and Johnny Pate that were originally (and legendarily) sampled by Public Enemy and Wreckx-n-Effect.
Therefore, the importance of hydro-condition monitoring becomes even more conspicuous in hydropower station.
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).
Montezuma Oropendola nests colonially, often in isolated large trees; such a setting makes the clusters large, hanging, basket-like nests even more conspicuous.
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.
The same absence of irony is even more conspicuous in later modern religious art - the German Nazarenes, the pre-Raphaelites, the historical realism of Tissot or Hole.
But even more conspicuous than that, the statement takes a harsh tone toward the Obama administration without saying what the Trump administration will do differently.
