Sentence examples for too inconspicuous from inspiring English sources

As a teen-ager she was one of the girls no one wanted to be close to; she was too strange and unpredictable to be a confidante, too inconspicuous to be a subject of any confidences.

Under too low wind speed, the inconspicuous variation of water film morphology leads to small amplitude of lift and cable vibrating like free vibration.

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

For some people, the most inconspicuous sound seems equivalent to being too near the loudspeakers at a rock concert.

This part is also crucial, as you need to pick logical (but inconspicuous) spots to place the LEDs : if you place them too far apart from each other, the light beam won't be strong enough to blind a camera, but if you place them too close, they will hide your face from a certain angle but not others.

To the extent that we ignore our tendencies to adapt differently in different spheres, we will spend too much on conspicuous consumption, and too little on inconspicuous consumption".

I see inconspicuous ties, which is also a lawyer thing.

Said Bitsoev was all too aware that Chechens like those murdered clerics, or like him, are relatively inconspicuous internationally.

They have become an inconspicuous presence, and the changes around town since their arrival have been subtle, too.

Unfortunately, too little is reported in the literature about the secretary activity of this normally rather inconspicuous layer of tissue underneath the acromion.

Assiduously inconspicuous.