Sentence examples for inconspicuous style from inspiring English sources

While the inconspicuous style would seem to lend itself to long lenses, Mr. Reggie says that is seldom the case.

His predecessors - including Barack Obama, the American president who has deported the largest number of undocumented migrants (2.6 million) in American history - simply preferred an inconspicuous style of getting things done.

Gates and fencing must not be higher than six feet, but to keep deer from plants, inconspicuous pond-style netting is allowed up to 10 feet, Mr. Hairr said.

In the 19th century, early Catholic parishes in Manhattan built their churches to be inconspicuous, adopting the architectural style of banks so they would blend into a society that had few Catholics and little tolerance for them.

Tesman, Brack and Mrs. Elvsted form a human backdrop for the drama queen Hedda, and Fabio Toblini has costumed them accordingly, in subdued period styles and inconspicuous earth tones.

Call it the age of inconspicuous consumption, where the dominant style is either a preening or a self-protective understatement.

SOUTH of the gold-domed shrine of Fatima, one of Shia Islam's most venerated places of pilgrimage in the holy city of Qom, near the old home of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the Islamic Republic's founder, stands an inconspicuous house in traditional Iranian style.

But Cap Nord is more his style: manageable and inconspicuous.

The outside, in keeping with Beijing's traditional courtyard home style of siheyuan, is inconspicuous.

GQ included it in a recent roundup of style tribes (normcore's about "dressing as inconspicuous as possible," according to the men's fashion bible).

Way to make yourself inconspicuous, Nick.