Sentence examples for it conspicuous from inspiring English sources

Its colour makes it conspicuous, but its body often camouflaged by a coating of sand which also protects it from the sunlight.

Its habit of frequenting bird feeders makes it conspicuous and well known.

Call it conspicuous chemodenervation.

I would call it conspicuous philanthropy.

"It's a huge price cut, and the degree of change is meant to make it conspicuous," said John Musser, editor of ProgrammableWeb, an online service for developers.

I once tied a piece of fuzzy orange yarn to the handle to make it conspicuous and was deflated to discover my case circling on the carrousel next to a piece exactly like it, also adorned with orange yarn.

There is something freakish about Obama's self-possession — it's conspicuous, it draws attention to itself, like the unnatural stillness of someone able to lower his blood pressure at will.

It's conspicuous, and it's not as though he'll be able to argue that he didn't support Moore if Moore loses (try as he might).

"It's power, it's affluence, it's conspicuous consumption.

"If it's worn by a 'white' person, it's hippy chic, if it's a Muslim, it becomes conspicuous," one user tweeted.

It is conspicuous by its difference -- a new 34-story residential tower in one of Manhattan's heavily commercial neighborhoods.