Sentence examples for were inconspicuous from inspiring English sources
adjective
Not prominent nor easily noticeable
They were inconspicuous, dressed like Russian provincials in parkas and tennis shoes.
Myoepithelial cells within clusters and background naked, bipolar nuclei were inconspicuous.
The disks were inconspicuous -- they were painted to match the mural.
A senior German intelligence official said that the light surveillance of the Marienstrasse apartment suggested that Mr. Atta and the others were inconspicuous students.
Symonds could contrive brilliant images, such as "she was tall and nicely proportioned, except that her breasts were inconspicuous, probably as tiny as the nests of house martins" (Light Over Water, 1963), but can be hobbled by his ambition.
Recently, Mr. Shapiro said, personal recommendations from Book-of-the-Month Club staff in club mailings helped turn some books that were inconspicuous in stores into minor hits among its members, like the first novels "Ghostwritten," by David Mitchell, and "Some Things That Stay," by Sarah Willis.
It's inconspicuous, low to the ground.
He was supposed to be inconspicuous.
The secret of happiness is inconspicuous consumption".
The flowers are inconspicuous and produce small dry fruits.
But he was doing everything possible to be inconspicuous.
