Sentence examples for more conspicuous by from inspiring English sources

He appeared all the more conspicuous by focusing on the displayed works rather than on the design crowd in circulation.

He has a slight speech impediment and an overemphatic manner of inflection that are rendered all the more conspicuous by the dentist's-drill whine of his voice.

The lack of tension was made more conspicuous by Watson, who was so understated as to make Yvette Cooper seem a boiling cauldron of charisma.

PSG dominated possession in the second half but they lacked a cutting edge as Cavani and Ibrahimovic became even more conspicuous by their absence.

These results demonstrate that mounds created by marmots attracted pollinators by increasing flower numbers and by making flowers more conspicuous by raising them above the surrounding vegetation or removing that vegetation.

So the doctor saved my life, and my father saved my life.' Father figures are very important in Woo's work, but they are more conspicuous by their absence than by their presence.

That may reflect greater activity or choice of more conspicuous perches by the males, but how can we test this idea?

The melanization of a population increases the probability that its members will survive and reproduce; it takes place over the course of many generations as the result of natural selection of the lighter, more conspicuous animals by predators.

However, the levels induced by SSE were much more conspicuous as compared with those by genistein.

He seems to think that by having his characters talk about their feelings and their lives, and filming them in images that are more or less neutral (they are placed squarely onscreen) and that run for a long time, he gets to a deeper and truer reality than those that are depicted by more conspicuous cinematic artifices.

The expectation was that this mask would increase the conspicuity angle by making the sign more conspicuous.