Sentence examples for a rather inconspicuous from inspiring English sources

The leaves lack stipules, and the flowers have a rather inconspicuous perianth.

Regardless, things are starting to change in the country, but on a rather inconspicuous and intellectual level: "We read a lot, especially on Facebook and sites for human rights".

Despite his best efforts, a rather inconspicuous-looking Denzel Washington could also be spotted at ringside.

Even to Italian football fanatics, a match between Parma and Empoli on a misty Sunday afternoon in late November would appear rather inconspicuous.

Sometimes technology and fashion merge in rather inconspicuous ways, weaving themselves together (sometimes quite literally) into a garment's structure in order to redefine the technicalities of the garment's design.

A. halimus (sea orach) is cultivated for its beautiful foliage and silvery-gray stems; its flowers are green and rather inconspicuous. A. hortensis (garden orach) was at one time used as a cure for gout.

The flowers are rather inconspicuous but quite distinctive.

"It has proven to be very effective in teasing apart differences in feeding adaptations that are otherwise rather inconspicuous".

On gross inspection, demyelination in the grey matter is rather inconspicuous, and lesions in the grey matter are mostly undetectable with traditional MRI sequences.

Unfortunately, too little is reported in the literature about the secretary activity of this normally rather inconspicuous layer of tissue underneath the acromion.

In the mimosoid legumes (Acacia and Prosopis species), EFNs are conspicuous and gland-like and are located on vegetative plant parts (Fig.  1A and B), whereas they are rather inconspicuous and located on reproductive structures in D. longipetala and S. rigida (Fig.  1G).