Sentence examples for more conspicuous that from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, on the whole, corruption by the disprivileged looks crude, vulgar and somehow more conspicuous that the corruption of the sophisticated.

That in itself is worrying, because it is as if he has nothing else he can say, which makes it all the more conspicuous that he refused to speak to media after the game on Saturday.

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".

The report was released at an event in the Senate's Russell Office building, which made it all the more conspicuous that, unlike dozens of other countries, the U.S. still lacks a comprehensive law dealing with climate change.

The results showed that the nucleosome peak near constitutive sites is more conspicuous than that near alternative sites.

Two genetic clusters were also detected in R. stylosa; the clustering pattern was more conspicuous than that of R. mucronata.

Certainly, the flanks of Syros females appear to be more conspicuous than that of females on other islands (to human vision).

Due to the brain-sparing effect in the small-for-gestational-age fetus, a decrease in liver volume is much more conspicuous than that in brain weight, and the former may thus contribute to the early recognition of fetal growth restriction [ 5, 23, 27].

L. 10.75 6); that language is learnt in context (Lucretius 5.1028ff); and that linguistic expressions of natural languages are clearer and more conspicuous than their definitions; even that definitions would destroy their conspicuousness (Usener 258, 243); and that philosophers hence should use ordinary language rather than introduce technical expressions (Epicurus On Nature 28).

The Bush campaign had actually given the new theater-in-the-round format that it used at the restaurant a name, "One on One With Governor Bush," but the banner bearing those words was no more conspicuous than the sign that said, "No Food Taken from Tables Unless Boxed or Bagged by Your Waitress".

Open image in new window Fig. 14 The results of experiment 3 show that the picture changing signs were more conspicuous than the static sign.