Sentence examples for become understated from inspiring English sources

Guided by the director Justin Tolley, Mr. Borg seems artificial even when playing himself, while Mr. Rizzolo, a more relaxed, affecting stage presence, can become understated to the point of listlessness.

They have become more understated pieces worn as a true fashion piece for women.

By 1953 the POW flick had become an understated, stiff-upper-lip British institution (eg The Hasty Heart, The Wooden Horse).

He has been able to smile and joke about his low average, though his ruminations seem to have become more understated of late.

In light of recent embarrassing disclosures about the lifestyles enjoyed by some chief executives at corporate expense, Mogul Style seems likely to become more understated, for fear of drawing attention.

However history judges Mr Suharto, the Indonesia of today has become, in its understated way, a success.

"The relationship has become very strained," Mr. Richardson understated in an interview.

Such is life with No Drama Duncan, who has become such a predictably understated fixture for this franchise that on some days he might as well be one of the basket stanchions.

Around the turn of the decade, though, a certain understated untz became more pronounced into his work.

Around the turn of the decade, though, a certain understated oomph became more pronounced in his work.

This, after all, is a man who along with his talents on the pitch became notable for his understated and considered manner off it.