Sentence examples for so inconspicuous that from inspiring English sources

Closed, the box was so inconspicuous that the Taliban police never noticed.

In intelligence, there is an ideal type of spy known as "the traditional gray man," who can blend in anywhere, who is "so inconspicuous that he can never catch the waiter's eye in a restaurant," as Colby put it.

In this posture the sloth resembles a clump of dead leaves, so inconspicuous that it was once thought these animals ate only the leaves of cecropia trees because in other trees it went undetected.

While they have always been in the news, thanks to their pugnaciously unfashionable views and hard-edged modernism, Harvey's rise was so inconspicuous that even the musical world seemed not to realise just how eminent he had become.

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Make the backpack look so inconspicuous that they don't think it's their backpack.

So habitual, so inconspicuous, are these daily rituals that we perform them automatically.

Owing to the laborers being so inconspicuous, the death by accident of one or more of them attracts no public attention".

If HJs are the dominating recombination structure, then why is the phenotype of the only eukaryotic enzyme, Yen1, with characteristics of the RuvC resolvase so inconspicuous?

Someone sips from a flask, trying so hard to be inconspicuous that my eyes immediately go there.

There's a not-so-inconspicuous undercurrent of sexism here too.