Sentence examples for was most conspicuous from inspiring English sources
adverb
Forms the superlative of many adjectives.
- This is the most important example.
Inter's supremacy was most conspicuous in the Milan derby, in which they had enjoyed a six-year unbeaten run between 1979 and 1984.
Agricultural expansion was most conspicuous at higher elevations (1800 2600 m) and on medium slopes (10 30°).
After image reconstruction, three-dimensional volumes of interest (VOIs) were hand-drawn on the PET transaxial or coronal slices of the frame where the organ was most conspicuous.
Our analysis of the spatial and temporal changes in the p and b values indicates that the increase in the p and b values was most conspicuous in the northern area of the seismic activity after the M6.5 quake.
LCF1 was most conspicuous in the Netherlands (2.1% of total country's area), LCF2 in Ireland (3.3%), LCF3 in the Czech Republic (over 3.5%), LCF4 in Portugal (over 4%), LCF5 in Portugal (over 3.5%) and LCF6 in the Netherlands and Slovakia (over 0.1%).
Any substantive discussion of economic concerns during the debate at Saint Anselm College was most conspicuous through its absence.
They are most conspicuous after deciduous leaves have fallen.
Goalscorers and goalkeepers, being most conspicuous, mop up more awards than any other players.
Mr Rais has been most conspicuous and outspoken and makes no bones about his presidential ambitions.
Spores are most conspicuous in the non-seed-bearing plants, including algae, liverworts, mosses, and ferns.
What is most conspicuous is a persistent tension between college-trained sophistication and fictions of naïveté and personal authenticity.
