Sentence examples for made conspicuous that from inspiring English sources

Big Brother is founded on humiliation, yet it's only when the abuse is made conspicuous that we kick up a fuss.

So, its members are free to "strut and fret on the national stage" on behalf of causes that are made conspicuous, articulate and potent by the new technology-­created networks.

The experimental results showed that the aggregation behaviour of AS II was more like that of the conventional crystalline polymers, while AS I made conspicuous difference.

After a meeting in October this year, the party's Central Committee declared that the soft-power drive had made "conspicuous gains".

Dave Winfield and Dave LaPoint made conspicuous returns to the Yankees' lineup yesterday, and the fans acknowledged them with conspicuous salutes.

Their online reputation is made conspicuous by its absence.

It's true that Rosen has made himself conspicuous in ways that are not directly tied to his religious identity.

That only made it more conspicuous that Mr. Koppel and his staff are keeping the seat warm for Jimmy Kimmel, whose new show will take over the slot in January to replace the canceled "Politically Incorrect".

"It's true that Chelsea made a conspicuous offer, but I will not say how much it was," Galliani is reported to have said.

One is the perfection of long-range precision strike weapons that enable armies to fight from great distances and that make massive, conspicuous platforms like carriers and air bases more vulnerable.

So he ended up sloshing water over the whole floor to make that spot less conspicuous.