Sentence examples for out conspicuous from inspiring English sources
They stood out, conspicuous against the heterogeneousness of the world, by their shining, gleaming quality, their silveriness, their smoothness and weight.
"Many of my childhood memories are of metals," Sacks writes: They stood out, conspicuous against the heterogeneousness of the world, by their shining, gleaming quality, their silveriness, their smoothness and weight.
The street being empty like this, I stand out conspicuous.
"In contrast, it turns out that conspicuous coloration increases speciation rates without increasing extinction rates", said Dr Wüster.
Reviewers praised his performance, pointing out a conspicuous difference between Mr. Cazenove and Rex Harrison, who had originated the role on Broadway in 1956: Mr. Cazenove could sing.
The Independent's report also notes that "many of those present pointed out the conspicuous and near complete absence of security forces and their abandonment of regular protocol in securing football matches".
In a paper in The Proceedings of the Royal Society, Biological Sciences, Dr. Gibson pointed out that conspicuous courtship displays attracted predators as well as mates, and that grouping to avoid predation was common in the animal world.
If that did not mark them out as conspicuous to those around them, no doubt the ethnic difference was noted by the two men, Steven Barker and his brother Jason Owen.
Creationists rely on such views to support their arguments against macroevolution, in particular by pointing out the "conspicuous" absence of "large numbers of intermediate fossil organisms" (Changing lives 2003), using what is still unknown to question whether evolution has occurred.
The top layer however has high amplitude, discontinuous, chaotic, alternating high and low reflection which stands out very conspicuous from the underlining layer (peat) which is hummocky with micro-scale diffraction.
Flyorov is known for writing to Stalin in April 1942 and pointing out the conspicuous silence in scientific journals within the field of nuclear fission in the United States, Great Britain, and Germany.
