Sentence examples for most conspicuous are from inspiring English sources
Most conspicuous are brightly colored, bulbous shapes suggestive of sexual and digestive organs, gnarly tree branches, tumors and fungi.
Most conspicuous are pieces of delicate, gleaming gold jewelry, including dangling earrings made of links, rings and geometric and organic forms.
Most conspicuous are those of the funiculus, which in gymnolaemates becomes a colonial network capable of distributing nutrients to nonfeeding areas, such as the growing edge.
The most conspicuous are changes in expression of GFAP, that is, in the number and arrangement of gliofilaments (the principal astrocytic intermediate filaments) within the cytoplasm.
Among these, the most conspicuous is the International Energy Agency IEAA).
Most conspicuous was the U.S. men's basketball team, called the "Dream Team".
What is most conspicuous is a persistent tension between college-trained sophistication and fictions of naïveté and personal authenticity.
Most conspicuous was Prussia, a militarised autocracy through which "Iron and Blood" Bismarck finally united most Germans in the Second Empire in 1871.
Most conspicuous is its delta, which is about 120 miles wide at its base and is expanding rapidly into the Andaman Sea.
The most conspicuous is the muffling of Mr. Turner, an actor of wit and charm, who is here required to be witless and charmless.
Though Gyllenhaal brings noteworthy physical aplomb to his embodiment of Jeff, the aspect of his artistry that's most conspicuous is dramatic, and that's exactly where Green's artistry dwindles and falters.
