Sentence examples for keep it inconspicuous from inspiring English sources
He blackened the shiny parts of his diminutive camera, to keep it inconspicuous, as — "feeling very strung-up and ready to pounce," he said — he stalked epiphanies in Paris, London, Madrid, and Mexico City, among other places, in the nineteen-thirties.
Have a code word or signal, such as a finger tapping their nose as a gentle reminder rather than an uncouth "Stop picking' ya nose, will ya?" If you must do it publicly, keep it inconspicuous.
All other times, keep it somewhere inconspicuous.
This exercise improves your ability to keep inconspicuous in crowded areas as well as your ability to control your emotions in the face of someone you've duped.
Again, you can screw, glue, or nail these, but be careful to keep your attachments inconspicuous.
He is calling it "inconspicuous chic".
This camouflage hides it from predators and also makes it inconspicuous as it stalks or awaits victims.
This was one of the many occasions on which the millionaires of the era demonstrated that they thought it expedient for their conspicuous consumption to be kept inconspicuous.
But they have never caught on among rich Chinese, who, unlike the boating set in the West, tend to keep their consumption as inconspicuous as possible.
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.
