Sentence examples for Slightly conspicuous from inspiring English sources

As the only American in the audience — and wearing my U.S. Army uniform — I felt slightly conspicuous.

On the other hand, when σ12 is larger than 1, the decrease in performances becomes slightly conspicuous, but remains within the scope of 3.04% for precisions, 2.22% for mean rank ratios and 1.77% for AUC scores.

It's slightly less conspicuous than the cat ears, don't you agree?

It is slightly less conspicuous and is also easier on the shoulders.

Nearby, fellow honoree Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg was slightly less conspicuous in a pinstripe suit.

David Patrick Columbia, the editor of Newyorksocialdiary.com, said the Bridge fills a need in the Hamptons as a sexier and slightly more conspicuous alternative to traditional clubs.

You would accept, he said, that your efforts might not stop a terrorist who was willing to die to make a point or that your efforts might simply push the terrorist toward a slightly less conspicuous site nearby.

Experiment 2), the visual system can no longer rapidly distinguish foods from nonfoods and the attentional bias towards food items disappears, as was the case in Experiment 2. This view is further supported by the finding that there was no overall bias towards food items in experiment 2, even though the foods were visually slightly more conspicuous than the nonfood items.

This position is somewhere between a true S and the TH sound described above, making it a slightly less conspicuous version of the interdental lisp.

One thing worth noting, however, while far from being dishonest, is certainly conspicuous (and slightly annoying): You will notice in the ninth slide that Robin posted this morning (from Mason's presentation to investors) gives a jumbled look at the map of significant competition Groupon is facing in the daily deals space.

It has a convex shape slightly depressed in the center, conspicuous furrows in an outline of the gills, and scalloped edges.