Sentence examples for of the conspicuous from inspiring English sources

In his descriptions of the conspicuous presence of creatine and other legal supplements, Verducci was identifying red flags.

His first major critical success was Money (1984), a savagely comic satire of the conspicuous consumerism of the 1980s.

This project focused on the behavior and physiology of the conspicuous and gracious daddy long-legs of the species Nelima paessleri.

Root-knot nematodes (Meloidogyne species) are well known because of the conspicuous "knots," or gall-like swellings, they induce on roots.

This allows definition and interpretation of the conspicuous facies changes in the clastic successions according to their position along complete sections across the basin.

The trend is a continuation of the conspicuous excess of hip-hop display, but customizing brings more of a sense of creativity to the fore.

She was bullied at her mainstream school because of the conspicuous transistor-style hearing aid around her neck, which fellow pupils teased her about or disconnected.

One of the conspicuous effects of the automobile has been to permit nearly everyone in the automotive countries to travel for recreation.

The costly outlays spawned by the Graves-Packard rivalry might look like standard examples of the conspicuous consumption that always blossoms during periods of rapidly rising income inequality.

It was a sign perhaps of the conspicuous consumption to come, and the fact that Mr. Capone represented the new, cosmopolitan Miami facing down the old-boy network.

The authors meant to keep the identity of "Publius" a well-guarded secret to avoid prejudicing readers who might be persuaded by arguments had they not been put off by the names of the conspicuous Federalists who were the authors.