Sentence examples for the first conspicuous from inspiring English sources

This is the first conspicuous example of mob justice in liberated Italy.

Lorenz found that a young duckling or gosling learns to follow the first conspicuous, moving object it sees within the first few days after hatching.

The Chemical Bank's glass court, completed two years ago, was the first conspicuous example: a greenhouse like structure added onto the front of the ordinary, undistinguished 1983 office building replacing the old outdoor plaza.

Modification of the building code and a construction boom brought about great changes in the 1960s and '70s, of which the first conspicuous example was the Prudential Center, with a 52-story tower.

Contemporary newsreel footage shows graphic images of Mussolini's mutilated corpse, which was shot and spat on before it was strung up: Reflecting on the spectacle of Mussolini's death in 1945, The BBC reported: "The executions are the first conspicuous demonstration of mob violence carried out by the partisans who until now have been kept under control by their leaders.

Among these was the regiment's first commander, Colonel Elmer E. Ellsworth, who was the first conspicuous casualty of the Civil War.

The second conspicuous strand of Galloway interviews has comprised cutting personal attacks on Khan, who is, of course, Labour's mayoral candidate.

The Styles section quickly became the subject of jokes — and Arthur's first conspicuous failure.

His first conspicuous action was at the cross-roads near Resaca, where he led his men most gallantly and successfully against the Rebel position, but in the moment of victory he was severely wounded in the groin and hip by a rifle-ball.

But it is to a living novelist, Arundhati Roy, that he is most indebted – his cover photo for her bestseller The Ministry of Utmost Happiness, of a white marble grave with faded rose and dead fly as ornaments, was his first conspicuous coup.

Thousands of hard-core soccer fans — known here as ultras — were for the first time a conspicuous presence in the protests and a dominant force in the violence.