Sentence examples for make them conspicuous from inspiring English sources

The coloured petals and sometimes stamens of many of these flowers make them conspicuous; fragrance makes others attractive to insects.

The regular high-contrast patterns of the striped prey might either make them conspicuous, or act in disruptive camouflage.

Social media give non-believers more clout but also make them more conspicuous, and therefore vulnerable.

They do things like bursting into tears or lashing out in school, which make them very conspicuous.

In recent years several tag vendors have added symbols to soft tags in a bid to make them more conspicuous to potential offenders (Beck, personal communication).

GNPs of 50 nm diameters, in contrast, were not spherical but hexagonal in TEM images, as shown in Figures 1 and 2. The high electron density and homogeneous shape and size of the GNPs make them highly conspicuous under the TEM [ 12].

Yet it didn't make them any less conspicuous.

Also, it seems to make them feel delightfully conspicuous.

The extensively conjugated double bonds allow carotenoids to absorb visible light, yielding yellow, orange, and red colors that make them the most conspicuous pigments in plants.

Or maybe the lead was O.K., but the eraser smeared your mistakes around, making them more conspicuous.

In fact, the booths may be designed to complement the newsstands, and bus shelters installed by Cemusa under a franchise from the city, thereby making them less conspicuous.