Tolkin's colleagues and players often refer to him as being low-key, and it shows in his dry sense of humor in class.
But as is that shit was low key messy.
There was no doubt his presentation lacked impact as "his manner was low key and he was a poor public speaker with the cusp of a lisp".
North Korea's comments are typically bellicose, but they had been low key this week as South Korea held military exercises across its territory.
The second iteration of that $140 shoe — the J. Crossover II — is as light as it is low-key, with one of the size 9s weighing in at just 10 ounces thanks to an all-knit forefoot construction and use of a proprietary foam cushioning dubbed Jet-Lon.
As long as the brothels are low-key and out of the way (they are banned in the state's biggest cities, Las Vegas and Reno), the general wisdom here goes, everyone is happy.
Though the pilots take place in the same city, "Transparent," which Soloway calls a "dark comedy," couldn't be less different than Chris Carter's "The After," an Amazon pilot that is as apocalyptic as Soloway's is low-key.
Makovecz shaped holiday shelters, restaurants, camping grounds and visitor centres that were as highly charged aesthetically as their purposes were low-key.
The crowning of Ismail as king of Iran in Tabriz in 1501 was low-key, as was his announcement that Shia Islam would henceforth be the official state religion.
The show made room too for older hitmakers eager to stay in the conversation, such as Mary J. Blige, who was low-key but powerful in "Therapy," a new song she co-wrote with the young English crooner Sam Smith.
But the technology is low-key, as is the museum tucked away in an exclusive residential neighborhood close to the Lee family home and Lee himself.
