Sentence examples for a quiet approach from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill, who took his post a year ago promising a quiet approach to Japan, warned in a Washington speech: "Japan is still lagging.

Other artists took a quiet approach to environmentalism.

The hitting coach Denny Walling calls it a quiet approach.

Grischuk's 9 e3 was a quiet approach to the opening and less popular than 9 g3 or 9 f3.

Slinkachu, whose real name is Stuart Pantoll, takes a quiet approach to street art: instead of wielding spray cans on city walls, he uses train-set figurines and props to create miniature installations in pavement cracks, on bits of litter, and between other pieces of urban flotsam.

Eva S. Moskowitz, the chairwoman of the City Council's education committee, wondered aloud yesterday whether Mr. Klein was taking a quiet approach because Mr. Bloomberg now controls the school system and wants to keep it under wraps as he figures out his education agenda.

I've worked very hard at a quieter approach.

But many prominent voices have been urging Bush to take a quieter approach to Beijing.

McKnight is the more vocal of the two, and Powell acknowledged that he had a quieter approach.

Lamb, the MP for Norfolk North since 2001 and a former care minister, has a quieter approach.

Others may benefit from a quieter approach, from a leader who can build relationships without appearing too "salesy" and who can avoid spooking relevant markets.