Sentence examples for somewhat inconspicuous from inspiring English sources

One uses somewhat inconspicuous words, on which it is easy to improvise variations.

Here is a spectacular Le Cannet landscape, from 1943, in the Met's Lehman Collection (that somewhat inconspicuous yet singularly exquisite and diverse cornucopia tucked away at the back of the museum).

Though the text is somewhat inconspicuous on an otherwise bold and bawdy cover, the logo is noteworthy for its seminal use of a blackletter typeface, each letter anchored on a sturdy razor sharp point that mimics the incisive lyrics and baroque musical stylings of the record.

The Charge 2 is a fairly inconspicuous thing.

Both common and mouse-ear chickweed have inconspicuous but delicate white, somewhat star-shaped flowers.

Assiduously inconspicuous.

(Talk about inconspicuous consumption).

What an inconspicuous connection!

Grab lunch somewhere inconspicuous".

Consumption should be conspicuously inconspicuous.

But it is hardly inconspicuous.