Sentence examples for was inconspicuous from inspiring English sources
adjective
Not prominent nor easily noticeable
The magazine's dissolution was inconspicuous within the ongoing dissolution of Yugoslavia.
He again did away with his headguard, a trend that should please his fans, but otherwise he was inconspicuous.
If there was pressure on England to perform – much of it self-inflicted – from Ireland's point of view the buildup was inconspicuous.
Yet the police presence was inconspicuous as invited guests gathered on the balconies and travelers milled around, vaguely aware that something was going on, although not certain quite what.
Touré, meanwhile, was inconspicuous, limiting himself to the odd interception, and in fact finding himself brilliantly pressured by Juve's forward line as at times City were simply too slow, unable to find any slivers of space, wormholes in that black-shirted high press.
The birth of the Read Receipt was inconspicuous enough.
It's inconspicuous, low to the ground.
He was supposed to be inconspicuous.
The secret of happiness is inconspicuous consumption".
But he was doing everything possible to be inconspicuous.
One half of the High Performance Unit is inconspicuous.
