"It is a quiet style," writes translator Andrew Hurley, "whose effects are achieved not with bombast or pomp, but rather with a single exploding word or phrase, dropped almost as though offhandedly into a quiet sentence".
REUTERS Zell to Name New Head of International Operations | WALL STREET JOURNAL An Activist Investor With a Quiet Style | Barry Rosenstein of Jana Partners told The Wall Street Journal: "I get a lot more out of these C.E.O.'s by not embarrassing them publicly, by not being viewed as trying to nail their scalp to the wall".
A lot of them are absolutely no use, for the most part.' The SNP's new leader has a quieter style.
Despite the bitter leadership race, Mr. Supachai has been circumspect in his remarks during Mr. Moore's tenure, and there is little doubt he will have a quieter style than the bluff Mr. Moore when his turn comes.
Because the events told are true -- whether Mailer is exacting about his work's verisimilitude is irrelevant here because the book is posed as fiction -- Mailer can use a quieter style and hang longer on mundane details, which inevitably become less mundane and more interesting because of the attention paid to them.
In these cases it may be worth thinking about a quieter style act (i.e. a Swing or Jazz band) or a Warble Entertainment professional DJ.
Although as much of a reformer as his predecessor, Mr Musavi-Lari has a reassuringly quiet style.In this section Mozambique's curly little teaser Job vacancies Guilty?
Some of the new independent-film directors, like Phil Morrison, who made the recent "Junebug," and Mike Mills, the director of "Thumbsucker," have developed a quiet camera style, a restrained color palette, and a way of shaping their scenes that is searching and open-ended — not tentative, exactly, but encouraging of ambiguities and multiple meanings.
Self-effacing with a deep voice and a quiet, dry style, Dell liked civilised discussion.
Menander introduced the New Comedy in his works about 320 bc and became its most famous exponent, writing in a quiet, witty style.
("Once," he said, "my driver's license was suspended in three states"). He has a quiet, unobtrusive style, more West Coast than East Coast, even though most of his career was spent in Cambridge, Mass., where for three years he was director of the Joint Institute for Urban Studies of M.I.T and Harvard.
