Sentence examples for most conspicuous form from inspiring English sources

His most conspicuous form of waste, however, is gambling.

The center's most conspicuous form is a large rotunda, made of intersecting, twisted, tapering oblongs, which rises 44 feet above ground level.

It's a glorious, visceral spectacle, but it's also a poignant reminder of a national passion for what must be the most conspicuous form of consumption.

Death might not be in the offing, but in a town where the most conspicuous form of employment tends to be on Wall Street or in law firms, the fear was not limited to people at Bear Stearns.

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".

The most conspicuous form of object circularity would be a set having itself as an element; even worse would be a set x such that x = {x}.

The most conspicuous example, of course, is the bishops' public opposition to the health care bill.

One of the most common and conspicuous forms is the 100-mm (4-inch) black-and-red Narceus americanus of southeastern U.S. forests.

In many emerged lowlands, such as those south and west of Hudson Bay, the raised beaches are the most conspicuous features in the landscape, forming hundreds of low, dry, gravel ridges in the otherwise ill-drained plains.

The High Plains (Llanos Altos) are most conspicuous near the Andes, where they form extensive platforms between rivers and are some 100 to 200 feet above the valley floors.

Active and recently active normal faults form perhaps the most conspicuous and widespread landscape in the Cordillera.