Sentence examples for comparatively low-key from inspiring English sources
The addition of spam links to a webpage is a comparatively low-key problem.
And judging by the success of the city's comparatively low-key SOM ventures, tourists will flock.
Until now, the United States has chosen a comparatively low-key role, rather than feeding Mr. Mugabe's anti-Western rants.
The final parliamentary session before an election is usually comparatively low-key because parties want to save up interesting policies for election manifestoes.
The scene in Manhattan at the 18th Annual Sohn Investment Conference, which raised money for pediatric cancer, was comparatively low-key.
So, for example, one of the main reasons why the Libyan intervention did not produce a movement in opposition is because of the relative brevity of the war, and the comparatively low-key nature of the bombing.
Later Wyeth exhibitions were comparatively low key, perhaps because an increasingly eclectic art world, which celebrated Norman Rockwell, had found space to accommodate painters like Mr. Wyeth.
After the hoopla and razzmatazz that accompanied the previous evening's Fight of the Century in Las Vegas, the pre-match niceties in Sheffield were comparatively low key, but garnished with some of the bells and whistles appropriated from boxing by World Snooker chief Barry Hearn.
(Then, as now, a rising tide lifted all boats.) Today, Park City's reputation is more genteel, with affluent skiers and house-hunting celebrities crowding the town's restaurants and bars, but it remains a world apart from most of Utah, which is staunchly conservative and comparatively low key.
Mikael Wood of Spin called the album "surprisingly and refreshingly low-key," but its self-examination "comparatively adrift" with the sound of their past.
