Sentence examples for is a conspicuous example of from inspiring English sources

The statue is a conspicuous example of the Hellenistic sculptural tradition's academic traits and close reliance on older masterpieces.

The clockwise rotation of Southwest Japan (Otofuji and Matsuda 1983; Torii 1983) is a conspicuous example of such tectonic events.

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.

The Hawaiian endemic mints are a conspicuous example of an island radiation within which morphological and ecological diversity outweighs known genetic diversity.

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".

Subsidized child care — financed by federal and state governments — is a conspicuous example.

Their general absence from the ICT industry is a conspicuous example.

He is a conspicuous instance of a self-made man.

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".

That Facebook is letting a neo-Nazi promote and profit off its service is a particularly conspicuous example of the social media giant's struggle to contain extremism.