Sentence examples for inconspicuous corner from inspiring English sources

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

CONSOLE tables frequently take a back seat to other furniture, hidden behind the living room sofa or tucked into an inconspicuous corner of the entry hall.

Start the border in an inconspicuous corner of the room and work around the walls, pasting the border so the edge just covers the layout line.

Mr. McKinley said he always begins in an inconspicuous corner -- usually behind a door -- to hide the often inevitable misalignment that occurs when wallpaper comes back to meet itself.

At this inconspicuous corner at 51st Avenue and Broadway, the barnlike church was a paradise for brown grass and a haven for "demons of wood," as the Rev. Bill Galer called the termites that plagued the building.

Professional carpenters are aware of this problem and they plan the installation so the last piece will be positioned in an inconspicuous corner of the room where a slight gap will go unnoticed.

The beauty of the location, she said, is that trucks come and go all day long; no one notices the milk truck, unmarked and inconspicuous, parked in a corner of the lot.

But from our inconspicuous table in the corner, Katona has one eye on the dishes coming out, interrupting our conversation to ascertain whether the potatoes are brown enough.

To test this, dab the garment in an inconspicuous area with the corner of a white, damp cloth.

The arched mouth bears inconspicuous furrows at the corners; some sources report that the hyomandibular pores (a series of pores above the corners of the mouth) are enlarged, while others report that they are not.

Besides, as Steve Coogan pointed out to the inquiry, disputed front-page splashes are usually, at best, apologised for in 100 inconspicuous words in the bottom corner of the letters page.