Sentence examples for even inconspicuous from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, even inconspicuous actions by non-aggressive species may have crucial protective effects on plants, as in the case of Pheidole bicornis, a small and sluggish ant associated to Piper spp.; workers of these species clean the surface of leaves from eggs and early instar larvae of herbivore insects, thereby significantly reducing their negative impact on plants (Letourneau 1983).

And it may well be that the restaurant's patrons wish it were even more inconspicuous.

Sitatungas frequent the deepest, densest parts of the swamp, where they make themselves even more inconspicuous by moving very slowly and deliberately, standing and often ruminating in water up to their shoulders and even submerging with only the nose above water in order to avoid detection.

Very close to the star is an even more inconspicuous red speck that would never have been seen were it not for the extreme sensitivity of the NAOS-CONICA (NACO) instrument at ESO's Very Large Telescope on Cerro Paranal in northern Chile and the adaptive optics used to cancel out the blurring effect of Earth's atmosphere.

If you can, it makes it even more inconspicuous if you take your hands out of you pockets and place them on the desk or table.

Most cuckoos are solitary, often furtive birds that are inconspicuous even when relatively common.

He somehow remained inconspicuous even as he imposed flowing tempos and held a small army of forces in near-ideal balance.

Long abdominal scars were covered with symmetrical tattoo designs rendering the scars inconspicuous even on close inspection.

He even wrote an inconspicuous essay for the latest issue of the literary magazine Apology, titled "Suspiria Cannabis Profundis".

Nevertheless, ultrasonographic patterns and echogenicity are often non-specific for diffuse renal disease [ 3] and can be largely inconspicuous even in the case of marked renal dysfunction [ 4].

While they have always been in the news, thanks to their pugnaciously unfashionable views and hard-edged modernism, Harvey's rise was so inconspicuous that even the musical world seemed not to realise just how eminent he had become.