Sentence examples for less inconspicuous from inspiring English sources

"One barely riding" was a witty description for LADY GODIVA, a woman who was a lot less inconspicuous than "Where's WALDO".

It is hard to imagine a less inconspicuous place to buy and sell crack, in the company of over-caffeinated young professionals.

Nearby, less inconspicuous but still little noticed by the lunch crowd, Peter Rostovsky's "Monument" is an improbably steep and craggy mountain peak, about the height of a basketball hoop.

This may mark the first-ever attempt to make people less inconspicuous by dressing them in purple ski jackets.

While some let you off with looking like Joe Schmo, others require you to be a little less inconspicuous.

In most families, the pygidium is a small and inconspicuous more or less rounded piece, often bearing one or two pairs of sensory cirri.

The effect of conspicuous hard tags depends less on staff vigilance than soft inconspicuous tags in that they convey to the shoplifter the impression that they face increased risks of apprehension if they steal the goods.

In photographs above ground, Holland appears as an inconspicuous business-suited man of less than average height with a bullet-shaped head and rimless spectacles.