Sentence examples for feels conspicuous from inspiring English sources

The sound is warm and well mannered, sometimes to a fault: when Ms. Courtin lets loose in the home stretch of "Laconia," her ragged howl feels conspicuous and exposed.

In '07 I felt conspicuous.

In winter, the few visitors feel conspicuous.

He tells me he felt "conspicuous" in Chesterfield.

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.

No, I don't wear a bra, but I did feel conspicuous, and it took far longer than necessary.

In Senn's residential neighborhood, Highsmith felt conspicuous, but, as she wrote in her diary, she lingered until she saw "a pale aqua automobile . . .

One of two white people in Matthew Town, I definitely stood out but never felt unwelcome, and only this one evening would I feel conspicuous.

I did that because I had always felt conspicuous onstage and I'm not the sort of person who likes to be an exhibitionist.