Sentence examples for too conspicuous for from inspiring English sources
Suddenly the gap between themselves and their characters has become a little too conspicuous for credibility.
Porter thinks vans are simply too conspicuous for truly clandestine surveillance.
On weekdays, over at Caviarteria (682-5355), forlorn-looking servers flip through the Post with little to do, perhaps because the centrally located bar is a bit too conspicuous a spot for caviar consumption.
One of the many problems facing the legal system was how to reform the writ system, i.e., how to construct another writ to do the work of the writs of debt and covenant (without being too conspicuous about it, for by the reign of Henry VIII the rule against double remedies had become a settled rule of law).
He's too conspicuous to be a 6 and not artful enough for 7. Maybe not, but he had the all-round game of his life in Brisbane.
Coward was too conspicuous.
Either way, it was all too conspicuous.
They are "too conspicuous," says Colonel Arajavuth.
As a result, it has become too conspicuous.
Best they not be, you know, too conspicuous.
