Sentence examples for a less ostentatious from inspiring English sources

Mr. MacKay has advised Mr. Rzepka and the association's other members to cultivate a less ostentatious image.

Instead, from a less ostentatious corner in the basement, he selected a $40 game that would play more than reasonably well on his three-year-old Dell personal computer.

"Oh, Anthony," he said, wishing that a less ostentatious Lincoln Town Car were leading him to his one of his most memorable entrances at Yankee Stadium since he was called up as a shortstop in September 1965.

Mr. Cunningham said Mr. Bloomberg would not ask his agency heads and others to make cuts that he would not make himself, and pointed out that the mayor-elect had forgone a corner office for a less ostentatious one.

Last year's winner, Federer, according to tradition, had the first run-out on Centre Court, entering the stadium in a utilitarian white tunic, a less ostentatious wardrobe selection than in past years.

The company's chief executive, Timothy D. Cook, and its chief financial officer, Peter Oppenheimer, are to host a conference call at 9 a.m. on Monday, signaling either supreme confidence that any sort of mega-merger will not leak until then or, much more likely, that they will make a less ostentatious corporate announcement.

Most important, however, for Erwitt's work is a far less ostentatious collection, which he keeps locked away in a drawer in the corner.

Or perhaps the last quinceañera you attended was a bit less ostentatious than you expected?

Many elements of the account are embellished for dramatic effect: in fact, the actual journey started from New York, and was conducted in a rather less ostentatious vehicle than the much-vaunted "Expenso".

The 210 is a bit less ostentatious but still feature-rich with GPS and heartrate training.

Melbourne is a city of less ostentatious delights than its northern cousin, regularly voted the world's most liveable city – so set some time aside to relax and explore.