"He couldn't have made himself any more conspicuous or more odd or strange".
"One antisemitic member of the Labour party is one member too many... It pains me to say this in 2018 that within the Labour party antisemitism is now more commonplace, is more conspicuous and is more corrosive.
When Section 1310 of the State Public Health Law — the scooper law — went into effect, the violations were more widespread, and more conspicuous.
And it's getting easier to imagine an American whiteness that is less exceptional, less dominant, less imperial, and more conspicuous, an ethnicity more like the others.
Enforce the principle that the more conspicuous a building is, the more care should be taken in its design.
Because it has become more conspicuous, the prize can do more for writers – so it can afford to take risks.
Or, as seems more likely, is it just a reflection of males' being more active and using more conspicuous parts of the habitat?
What they do share is a more conspicuous narrowing of options as more tenants are elbowed out of the Island's flourishing housing market.
With the Fairtrade logo now appearing even on mainstream brands such as Starbucks coffees and four-finger Kit Kats, this absence is becoming more and more conspicuous, especially during Fairtrade fortnight, which starts this week.
The film, "Heckler," argues that hecklers have grown not only more conspicuous in recent years, but more scathing, as more people feel emboldened to partake in public criticism, perhaps in part because the culture of blogs and online user reviews has created a climate where everyone is a critic — and a harsh one.
Today's objects are not necessarily any better designed (it's hard to beat a Corvette -- or a paper napkin, for that matter), but their design is more conspicuous: we have never been more aware of the power of the package.
