Sentence examples for are less conspicuous from inspiring English sources

Other works are less conspicuous.

Older cars are less conspicuous, and can be more easily hotwired.

He prefers digital montages to mock-ups, he said, because they are less conspicuous and usually accurate.

Blotched gray moths, previously protected from predation by birds, are now vulnerable, while the dark moths are less conspicuous.

But in Trafalgar Square shocking manners are less conspicuous; it is, after all, a popular haunt for foreigners and an even more popular haunt for pigeons, and who can observe perfect propriety in amongst so much filth and feather-flutter?

Generally speaking, the large variations in stellar density near the Sun are less conspicuous for the late type dwarf stars (those of lower temperatures) than for the earlier types.

Should it be less conspicuous?

A minority undercover is less conspicuous.

It is less conspicuous, he said, but more sure.

Mao's image is less conspicuous here than it once was.

Some also exhibit sexual dimorphism, with the female being less conspicuous than the male.