Sentence examples for is a conspicuous example from inspiring English sources
Subsidized child care — financed by federal and state governments — is a conspicuous example.
The statue is a conspicuous example of the Hellenistic sculptural tradition's academic traits and close reliance on older masterpieces.
The aforementioned Tumblr is a conspicuous example, and is made of up GIFs of the same self-assured, Carhartt-clad Perry from the commercial, captioned with phrases like " 'The Wire' was a dumb show" and "Kim Jong the Second was a humane leader".
The clockwise rotation of Southwest Japan (Otofuji and Matsuda 1983; Torii 1983) is a conspicuous example of such tectonic events.
Their general absence from the ICT industry is a conspicuous example.
The Libyan intervention was a conspicuous example of its capacity for good.
Height is, of course, not much of a factor in determining beauty or ugliness, but it's a conspicuous example of the physical changes we have undergone as a species since our psyches were first programmed to sort the gorgeous from the grotesque.
But White House people say that if Mr Adams can't persuade Mr Blair, then he is in danger of getting on the wrong side of America's war on terrorism.Mr Bush's critics like to focus on the internal contradictions of the "Bush doctrine" on terrorism, and its tolerance of Mr Adams has been a conspicuous example.
The Hawaiian endemic mints are a conspicuous example of an island radiation within which morphological and ecological diversity outweighs known genetic diversity.
The politician Tim Soutphommasane is a conspicuous recent example.
A project that clearly fails the Keystone Principle test is Keystone itself; the pipeline, Golden notes, is "both a conspicuous example of this kind of investment and a powerful symbol for the whole damned category".
