Sentence examples for most conspicuous after from inspiring English sources

They are most conspicuous after deciduous leaves have fallen.

This change became most conspicuous after the first World Cup competition was played, in Uruguay, in 1930.

The fog cleared and Hugo produced an alpenhorn, Switzerland's second most conspicuous icon after the Matterhorn, and blew a haunting air called "Luzerner," which he aimed at a dozen hikers nearly invisible on a path 2,000 feet above.

Gove has singled out London's Pentonville prison as the "most conspicuous example of failure", after a report last year found bloodstained walls, piles of waste and infestations of mice and cockroaches in the poorly ventilated cells.

Its most conspicuous member was Peter Crouch, selected after an EFL Cup hat-trick at Stevenage but on a 15-month wait for a top-flight strike.

As the introduction to the accompanying booklet to the documentary series states: "They promise us physical as well as social mobility and furnish us with the most conspicuous form of personal adornment after the clothes we stand up in".

Hasn't it seemed as if Coughlin and colleagues were drilling one group or another at the Giants' Meadowlands base every other week not long after they painted the most conspicuous blemish on the face of Patriots perfection?

Our analysis of the spatial and temporal changes in the p and b values indicates that the increase in the p and b values was most conspicuous in the northern area of the seismic activity after the M6.5 quake.

Its most conspicuous expression was perhaps Bush's "Mission Accomplished" photo opportunity after the invasion of Iraq.

Lesion-to-tumour contrast is maximal between 15 min and 2 h after injection but some metastases may be most conspicuous on 24 h images due to delayed washout around their periphery (Fig. 6).

Wilkes observed, "After the king's palace, the fort is the most conspicuous object: it is of little account, however, as a defence, serving chiefly to confine unruly subjects and sailors in.