Sentence examples for feel conspicuous from inspiring English sources
In winter, the few visitors feel conspicuous.
O.B. is a locals' favorite, so you might feel conspicuous without a surfboard or bare feet.
All new parents feel conspicuous – and adoptive parents do with knobs on.
What with the red car and us being the only ones upright, it was impossible not to feel conspicuous.
When I try out a new word, I feel conspicuous, as though I'm test-driving a car I can't afford.
No, I don't wear a bra, but I did feel conspicuous, and it took far longer than necessary.
In '07 I felt conspicuous.
He tells me he felt "conspicuous" in Chesterfield.
In Senn's residential neighborhood, Highsmith felt conspicuous, but, as she wrote in her diary, she lingered until she saw "a pale aqua automobile . . .
I did that because I had always felt conspicuous onstage and I'm not the sort of person who likes to be an exhibitionist.
I wore the same school uniform and spoke (nearly) the same language as the other two thousand students in the school, but I felt conspicuous: That's him, look, there's the Yank.
