Sentence examples for was relatively hidden from inspiring English sources
The restaurant's owner, Charles Masson, who is the son of the founder, drifted by to say that Capote had liked this table because it was relatively hidden: people arriving instinctively looked farther back in the room.
(As the Times noted, that tidbit was relatively hidden in the company's announcement).
Concern was expressed that it was still limited to a few people in a couple of areas and therefore within the organisation it was relatively hidden and risked losing momentum.
Yet Pages are relatively hidden away in Facebook's mobile apps (I don't think I've ever visited a Page on the Facebook iPhone app).
In the past, these figures were relatively hidden from outsiders, including users, investors, competitors, and reporters, all of whom are sometimes interested in determining an app's real popularity and draw.
But the public typically knows far more about Apple, Nike, and other brands than the logistics empires many tiers below, where firms such as Foxconn and Pou Chen connect vast underlying commodity and labor markets that are relatively hidden from the public eye.
Conversely, conspecifics view lizards laterally on the ground, making their flanks potentially more visible to mates and rivals (Font et al. 2009) while being less noticeable by avian predators (see Figure 2), which potentially favors more conspicuous signals to conspecifics on the flanks that are relatively hidden from avian predators.
The report found that there was an increasing awareness of the need for social mobility, but that social class was a "relatively hidden category" of discrimination compared to other forms of diversity.
These lights are also relatively hidden and do not clash with the look of the room.
The number of cases was relatively small, which could hide even small differences in the prevalence of metal allergy between cases and controls.
