Sentence examples for far less conspicuous from inspiring English sources
Among the seed-bearing plants the gymnosperms and the angiosperms the spores are far less conspicuous.
Fool or not, Mr. Lott will most likely become a far less conspicuous figure now.
That is far less conspicuous than a guy holding a video camera.
His likeness is now in a far less conspicuous spot, a thought that makes Mr. Kimball seethe.
As the lost leader would probably have wanted, the party remains firmly in power but less feared and far less conspicuous.
Far less conspicuous are long-term health effects, from increased rates of tetanus and respiratory disease to post-traumatic stress disorder.
Mr. Posner's book was titled "Public Intellectuals A Study of Declinee" (my italics), and by its ranking system, Ms. Coulter turns out to be far less of an intellectual than such conspicuous traitors as Sidney Blumenthal, Susan Sontag and Gore Vidal.
In contrast to the relatively well-studied army ants, most other dorylomorph species are less conspicuous ants whose biology remains far less well known.
In some species, such as the peacock, the male has strong patterns, conspicuous colours and is iridescent, while the female is far less visible.
Other works are less conspicuous.
Should it be less conspicuous?
