Sentence examples for was more conspicuous from inspiring English sources

But none was more conspicuous, and of greater likely consequence to the city in the long run, than Revel.

His well-known unibrow — a furry caterpillar lounging above his eyes, a valley nestled between two grassy hills — was more conspicuous than his play.

But Roger was more conspicuous as Jive Alive's generous frontman, directing adulation towards instrumental soloists, and generally demanding the best they could give.

"In the 1890s, feathers were an obvious target because the plumage worn by women was more conspicuous than fur," explains Sonnet Stanfil, a curator in the department of fashion, furniture and textiles at the V&A.

The target was more conspicuous in the Oklahoma City bombing, which ripped open the facade to reveal the egg-crate interior, a vertical Kafka Land of uniform bureaucratic compartments.

England's back row was no quicker than it had been in the World Cup, but James Haskell's role was more conspicuous and the three-quarters were expected to contest the breakdown.

To him, the human cost is more conspicuous.

They're more conspicuous on children's hands.

One body form may be more conspicuous than the other.

Transgenders tend to have a harder time than homosexuals because they're more conspicuous.

Mr. Gosling, by contrast, was playing a man whose scars were more conspicuous.