| Romans, as the Poles suspect, would prefer an Italian Pope, but not so much for his nationality as for his inconspicuousness. |
| She seemed pleased by its inconspicuousness, installed like bric-a-brac in the busy room. |
| The inconspicuousness of most of these phyla has led to a slow advancement in understanding their phylogenetic position in the animal kingdom. |
| His inconspicuousness depressed him and his depression made him even more inconspicuous. |
| The house's inconspicuousness is what attracted the mother of three to it in the first place. |
| Rushing toward the cemetery, I decided that inconspicuousness would be the best way to approach. |
