Sentence examples for are so understated from inspiring English sources

The Japanese are so understated in their recommendations.

Ira Sachs' dramas are so understated in their ambition, they're easy to take for granted.

Brooklyn is a beautiful, literary novel but we had to amplify it because its feelings and gestures are so understated.

Some garden residents get by on tolerance, whether they are loved or not, because they are so understated that they cannot offend.

It's the biggest night of the year for UK theatre, but it always surprises me how the Olivier awards are so understated — well, certainly compared with the hoopla of film ceremonies.

Back in town, I ask ruddy-faced George Tremlett, owner of Corran Books, whose weather-beaten façade hides a labyrinthine interior full of old, dust-covered books, why tributes to Thomas in Laugharne are so understated.

It's so understated, it's barely there.

"There's a huge amount of cultural offerings, but everything is so understated.

As York puts it: "It's so understated as to be unremarkable.

At times Harry was so understated, he verged on the torpid.

"His style is so understated in a way," said the saxophonist Donny McCaslin.