Sentence examples for much more conspicuous from inspiring English sources

They should be much more conspicuous.

Since the early 19th century, mothers have played a much more conspicuous part in family affairs.

The stamps were much more conspicuous when recipients paid with paper stamps rather than an electronic card.

It would have been a much more conspicuous failure had it been left in the White House".

For a genome of a given size, a binding site will have to be much more conspicuous if it is alone than if it is one of many.

While men had hitherto worn modest pieces called periwigs, in 1624 Louis XIII began wearing a much more conspicuous arrangement known as a peruke.

In the meantime, expect much more seriously conspicuous consumption.

In grasslands the total biomass of invertebrates typically exceeds that of the much larger and more conspicuous vertebrates, except in regions containing large numbers of domestic stock.

The tiddly little feet should surely be much more robust and conspicuous, as those are the very organs to which Mr Salah owes so much of his success and celebrity.

The results suggest that resemblance to a pair of eyes enhances the effect of conspicuous stimuli much more than the total area (or size) does.

According to Virginia Postrel, author of "The Substance of Style", conspicuous consumption is much more important when people are not far from being poor, as in today's emerging economies.