Sentence examples for for its conspicuous from inspiring English sources

"The Founder" is notable for its conspicuous and relentless whiteness, which is made all the more apparent by a moment, early in the film, when Kroc gets on the long line at the San Bernardino stand.

The danger is that the appearance that every proposal is weighed for its conspicuous contrition will undermine good ideas and make the chance of real reform look as distant as that other great missed opportunity, change in the City.

Now, it turns out that one species of swallowtail butterfly from Australasia, the common bluebottle (Graphium sarpedon, pictured), known for its conspicuous blue-green markings, is even better equipped for such visual tasks.

English sailors apparently named the species for its conspicuous yellow crest; Maccaronism was a term for a particular style in 18th-century England marked by flamboyant or excessive ornamentation.

Mount Garibaldi is known both for the very high quality exposures of its internal structure and for its conspicuous topographic anomalies, which can be attributed to the growth of the mountain onto a large glacier system and the subsequent collapse of the flanks of the volcano with the melting of the ice.

Interestingly, this patient exhibited an apparent hypoSUMOylation pattern, remarkable for its conspicuous lack of SUMO-2/3, particularly at the centromeric heterochromatin of human chromosome 9.

Unarguably PG, it'll be too intense for very young viewers, but its conspicuous filth – bugs and bric-a-brac below ground, pustulence and privates-scratching above it – will likely enthral older, muckier pups; set it against the shiny blandishments that have passed for family fun this season, and it starts to look vaguely radical.

For instance: Every home has its Conspicuous Collection, near the fireplace or in the wall unit.

It is said that Robert's condition kept Joseph at home, filling his work with its conspicuous longings for elsewhere.

Trap music is probably most identifiable by its snares, which sound like somebody riffling a deck of metallic cards, but it's also conspicuous for its contextual roots – those being "the trap": both a crack house and the general term for the drug-dealing lifestyle.

If one common theme unites the most captivating people I know, it is a childhood conspicuous for its absence of mundane serenity.