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• r  in a manner intended to avoid attracting attention
  he had entered the room inconspicuously

• No one knows quite what to make of a man who has a life, not a life-style, who lives modestly, works hard, spends inconspicuously, attends church, enjoys solitude, honors his .
• Armored police Land Rovers were parked inconspicuously on side streets, but they were there to protect the marchers from Protestants rather than keep a watch on them.
• To begin her routine, Lynne would set both ends of a baton on fire and throw it in the air while her boyfriend stood inconspicuously off to the side holding a coffee can filled .

• conspicuously

News & Articles

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• Athletic club rich with history
  The Cincinnati Athletic Club, inconspicuously nestled in an alleyway off Race Street behind the... - 12:22 am
  June 24, 2013 - The Cincinnati Enquirer
• Have you looked in the mirror?
  What would you think if a friend or co-worker pulled you aside and quietly said, “Have you looked in the mirror today?” Thoughts of embarrassed panic would probably race through your mind, and you’d try to inconspicuously rush to the nearest mirror to find out what was amiss. No one would imagine that a person looked in a mirror to see messy hair, a dirty face, smudged make-up, stained clothing ...
  June 22, 2013 - Hibbing Daily Tribune
• Coming Sunday: Special report on nanotechnology's huge impact on the Capital Region
  The College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering at SUNY Albany is a sprawling 800,000-square-foot megaplex of steel and glass. And GlobalFoundries, tucked inconspicuously in the woods of Luther Forest Technology Campus in Saratoga County, will take your breath away as it seems to rise before you. Inside, about 2,000 people work in the 300,000-square-foot cleanroom and 385,000 square feet of ...
  June 21, 2013 - The Saratogian

Quotes

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• Vaclav Havel in Czech Happenings
  It is difficult to ban it by bureaucratic means, but it can be cancelled. Such a provocation cannot be held. It starts inconspicuously, and one never knows how it can continue,Havel said.
• Sergei Ivanov in AFP
  Under these seemingly naive codenames (of Zephyr and Elza) they served their Russia for more than 50 years, loyally and inconspicuously, and sometimes at the risk of their own lives,said Ivanov. "May their memory glow and their descendants...
• David Paterson in Rome Sentinel
  Inconspicuously posted refund policies left consumers in the dark when making purchases,Paterson said. "These reforms remedy consumer complaints regarding refunds and will help ensure consumers have the opportunity to make more informed...