Sentence examples for most conspicuous place from inspiring English sources

Fringe tree leafs out later than most trees, so it is not a plant to put in the most conspicuous place on the property.

In French schools, vending machines are rare, snacking almost inexistent and the "menu du jour", concocted by the school chef, is usually placed in the most conspicuous place of the school for everyone to see.

Beaches like Farewell Spit are perhaps the most conspicuous places that whales can die.

She placed an empty bowl on the most conspicuous spot on the dining table, and a pair of chopsticks on top of the bowl, and the food she'd made beside it.

The Athena workstations are probably the most conspicuous piece of hardware.

[As] it has been stated that I attribute the modification of species exclusively to natural selection, I may be permitted to remark that in the first edition of this work, and subsequently, I placed in a most conspicuous position namely, at the close of the Introduction the following words: "I am convinced that natural selection has been the main but not the exclusive means of modification".

The distance of R. rugosa from the most conspicuous landscape elements was compared with randomly placed reference points.

With "The Tender Land" almost completely overlooked, Copland's most conspicuous postwar statement was, instead, "Connotations," whose first performance took place in September, 1962.

It came from the house where Bechdel grew up — where most of "Fun Home" unfolds — and where it occupied a conspicuous place, physically and psychically.

The most conspicuous feature of James's writings on pragmatism is the dominant place given to considerations of value, worth, and satisfaction consequences of his teleological (purposive) conception of mind (as in his Principles of Psychology [1890]).

The Internet was not built to be secure in the first place: its openness is its core strength and its most conspicuous weakness.