Sentence examples for fairly inconspicuous from inspiring English sources

The band, though fairly inconspicuous, may put some users off.

They're operated easily with a few fairly inconspicuous touch gestures, eye movements, and, when appropriate, voice commands.

While the current Treasury secretary, John W. Snow, a former steel executive, has been a loyal soldier, he is seen by traders as being a fairly inconspicuous figure on Wall Street.

Timberlake is fairly inconspicuous, but "Love Never Felt So Good" is a victory on any terms, a winning pop song that is not quite as kinetic as anything on either "Off the Wall" or "Thriller," but has the sweetness and melodicism that characterized that era.

The Charge 2 is a fairly inconspicuous thing.

Now a retired 68-year-old, the first four decades of his life seem to have been fairly inconspicuous.

The Crimson-mantled Woodpecker usually is fairly common, but is relatively quiet and inconspicuous in behavior, and often forages with mixed-species flocks.

Magnolia Grill This inconspicuous restaurant in a modest building near downtown Durham enjoys a national reputation for its innovative "new Southern" fare, a fairly recent genre.

Assiduously inconspicuous.

They are usually inconspicuous.

(Talk about inconspicuous consumption).