Sentence examples for make them inconspicuous from inspiring English sources

Their mud colouring and relatively small size (carapaces up to 28 cm [11 inches]) make them inconspicuous and more likely to be overlooked in cultures that view all turtles as harvestable for food or medicine.

There was also a small contingent of men from the heavy metal industry — musicians, guys who worked at record labels, Web masters of heavy metal sites — dressed in suits, thus making them inconspicuous.

There is no exhibitionism in this, and erotic themes were carved into recesses and niches, generally miniature in form, making them inconspicuous.

In addition, people who fear that answers may be traced back to them may choose not to participate at all, may skip the sensitive questions, or may alter their responses, consciously or unconsciously, to make them more inconspicuous or acceptable [ 1].

They're bulkier than rivals like the Zen Aurvana, but not so much that it's annoying, and the clear plastic housing makes them fairly inconspicuous.

The entrance and particularly the exit of the burrows were camouflaged making them fairly inconspicuous.

We've tried hard to make sure our DTAGs are as inconspicuous to the dolphins as we could make them.

We found that new Lula infections are inconspicuous; at the same time, Lula lysogens carry unusually high titers of the phage in their cultures, making them extremely infectious.

Way to make yourself inconspicuous, Nick.

The whole point of a disguise is to make you inconspicuous.

So sometimes I would just wander off alone instead of joining in, and try to make myself inconspicuous.