Sentence examples for more inconspicuous from inspiring English sources

And it may well be that the restaurant's patrons wish it were even more inconspicuous.

Watch out for some of the more inconspicuous candidates still sheltering in the middle of the pack.

There are no red velvet ropes or pretensions, just more inconspicuous doors leading to Alice in Wonderland-type warehouse bars that you can't see from the street.

They evade detection by melting the cable and casting it into a more inconspicuous form, like three-legged pots, or by burying it within large truckloads of scrap, hidden from the police and customs inspectors.

He was sitting in the back, in the middle, dressed all in black, and he might have been more inconspicuous if his head hadn't been encircled by an enormous sphere of hair.

In vivid color, Mr. Ziga, a graphic designer who is the author of two other books of photographs, captures familiar and more inconspicuous vistas of New York's seasonal rituals.

– Physicians with large patient numbers assessed six items as significantly more important: "Inconspicuous drug intake", "Rarely occurring longer periods of diarrhea", "Long term side-effects are unlikely", "Drug improves physical state", "Drug does not affect or does not affect appearance much" as well as "Drug improves emotional and mental state".

Future sky surveys will probably show up many more of these inconspicuous systems.

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

Saturation - is used to make colors of the entire video image look more saturated or inconspicuous.

They have small flowers, sometimes chartreuse and inconspicuous, but more commonly of more striking colours.