Sentence examples for inconspicuous a from inspiring English sources

Our own table servers were warned that this was to be as inconspicuous a party as possible, and they honored that request.

It's never flawless, but sometimes the seams are inconspicuous — a small blurry patch in the middle of the Pacific — whereas other times you cut out New Zealand.

In fact much of the pleasure in such a journey is the sense of being inconspicuous, a part of the natural scene, ignored by the birds who delivered an impressive dawn chorus every morning right above our heads.

As inconspicuous a setting as the Charles Street Synagogue is, since the late 1990s it has been the laboratory, the test kitchen, what jazz musicians call the woodshed, where Andy Statman has refined his unique musical art.

He describes how institutionalization socializes people into the role of a good patient, someone "dull, harmless and inconspicuous" – a condition which in turn reinforces notions of chronicity in severe mental illness.

Although squaring off against local rivals New Zealand may seem an inconspicuous start, a brief glance at the line-up instantly conveys the importance of the series.

It is very difficult to look inconspicuous in a bathroom on a sidewalk in New York with the door open.

The pictures, as Raymond Chandler would say, make Hillary look "as inconspicuous as a tarantula on a slice of angel food".

The couple prefer staying at their waterfront compound, in a clearing in an inconspicuous corner of a vacant lot.

In Japanese gardens, waterfalls are designed to be inconspicuous, like a spring pouring forth from a dark, concealed space.

Kane advocated, and practiced, tattooing newborn infants (in an inconspicuous place) with an identifying mark matching an identical tattoo on the mother.