Sentence examples for Low-profile from inspiring English sources

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Low-profile

adjective

Not clearly attracting attention; inconspicuous.

Exact(7)

But a low-profile presence.

The New York Times

They were reserved, low-profile people.

The Guardian

They are a low-profile bunch.

The New York Times

"We also chose low-profile partners.

The New York Times

Why keep such a low-profile?

The New York Times - Style

They're just really low-profile".

Vice

Similar(53)

I kept a low profile".

The New York Times

Her low profile becomes her.

The New Yorker

He noted Obama's low profile.

The New Yorker

Guards kept a low profile.

The New York Times - Arts

Low profile, high appeal.

The Guardian - Lifestyle

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