Sentence examples for less conspicuously from inspiring English sources

It also relies less conspicuously on electronic distortions and displacement.

Less conspicuously, he has been taking advice from Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair's hatchet-man.

Those "other countries" consume wine as a normal daily beverage (and less conspicuously so) than Americans.

Less conspicuously, a table in the upstairs hallway displayed a collection of family photographs.

I placed it, consciously, and more or less conspicuously, at the bottom of the pile.

Impressionism also fluttered, a bit less conspicuously, through the trio's superb rendition of Fats Waller's "Jitterbug Waltz".

Think Norma Desmond, grade B sitcom style, a decade younger, and conspicuously less grand.

All that furious activity must have helped him distance himself from Pembleton -- enough, at least, to allow him to play another homicide detective (albeit a conspicuously less fearsome one) in Gregory Hoblit's ingenious time-travel movie "Frequency".

But as useful as Iraq undoubtedly has been as a rallying cry for jihad, it has been a conspicuously less prominent rallying point, at least in terms of men and money.

It's there that a 21-year-old actress who sometimes goes by Jane and sometimes Tess (Dree Hemingway) lives with her Chihuahua and two conspicuously less intelligent human roommates in an apartment building so anonymous it might as well be a motel.

Numerous catch-up campaigns in London, as elsewhere, have been launched, but in Kensington and Chelsea, where rich and poor rub shoulders most conspicuously, less than 70% of children have had two MMR jabs by five, according to figures for the last quarter of 2012.