As inconspicuous as it might be in a nation of 160 million people, the takeover of the small Alpuri district headquarters this week was considered a particular embarrassment for General Musharraf.
Thwarting skepticism, however, he eventually looks to literature specifically writers such as Marcel Proust, Walter Scott, and W. G. Sebald to uncover subtle nuances of temporality that might offer inconspicuous emblems of a past historical reality.
The 1989 Camry wagon is a frumpy car, one that might seem inconspicuous.
He looks like the sort of inconspicuous, amiable chap you might meet in a diner.
His house was, Ms. Alhadeff writes, "sand-colored and there were no objects, because objects were telltale and the Master preferred an inconspicuous obliteration of anything that might constitute a clue to his identity or his past".
El Lugar del Nopal is a cafe, bar, restaurant and cabaret on a small residential street in Centro, or downtown Tijuana, behind an inconspicuous wooden door that you might have found by following a cat that wandered through it.
The mature parr succeed mainly through speed or through being inconspicuous to adult males who might otherwise drive them off.
He was sitting in the back, in the middle, dressed all in black, and he might have been more inconspicuous if his head hadn't been encircled by an enormous sphere of hair.
We figured that might explain why our inconspicuous white Peugeot 206 with maroon 'Turismo' plates had been largely ignored by the roadside crowds – until, suddenly, a policeman in a pale-grey uniform signalled us to stop.
Interruption of feeding inflow to the tumor by Glissonean pedicle transection might make the drainage vein inconspicuous.
Woo et al. [17] described that when segmental enhancement inversion was inconspicuous in the early excretory phase, oncocytomas might appear nearly homogeneous, especially in the case of small oncocytomas.
