Sentence examples for inconspicuously from from inspiring English sources
The rusted metal hooks once used by acrobats and students to suspend themselves hang inconspicuously from the ceiling.
The largest recent new-construction project is an unusual concoction at 415 West 13th Street -- 60,000 square feet of space on eight floors rising inconspicuously from the rear of the preserved facade of a three-story building.
You start inconspicuously moving in from the corner of the dance floor, then slowly weave your way through the crowd and wait for the right moment to strike.
As if to underscore that point, last year's Triple Crown contender, Funny Cide, was inconspicuously stabled across the path from where Smarty Jones attracted a stampede of journalists and visitors in the latter part of the week.
If someone inconspicuously drops half a line from a poem into conversation and is met a moment later with the other half dropped in as if by accident, a conspiracy has been launched.
Global travelers now bring in a steady supply from around the world, inconspicuously undeclared in checked bags and carry-on luggage.
Behavior researcher Brian Wansink of Cornell University took home the Ig Nobel in nutrition for his soup bowl that inconspicuously refills as a person slurps from it.
I tweeted from an iPhone as inconspicuously as possible, which sometimes lead to typos and inconsistent capitalization.
Driver Abel Seifu, 36, from Ethiopia, suspects they sniff inconspicuously during friendly conversations in the staging area.
Like a firecracker with a very long fuse, the reputation of the Chinese-American painter and bohemian's bohemian Martin Wong has sizzled inconspicuously since before his death, in 1999, from aids-related causes, at the age of fifty-three.
November 4 2015 February 14 201616 Like a firecracker with a very long fuse, the reputation of the Chinese-American painter and bohemian's bohemian Martin Wong has sizzled inconspicuously since before his death, in 1999, from AIDS-related causes, at the age of fifty-three.
