Sentence examples for decidedly unpretentious from inspiring English sources
It's not uncommon for homes to sell for well over $1 million, yet the area is decidedly unpretentious.
The case made for an unusual spectacle, with lawyers and judges trying to address a decidedly unpretentious subject with legal terms befitting the state's highest court.
Owned by New York State, it has a decidedly unpretentious atmosphere that some liken to that of a rural skiing experience.
To get to the gilded bathroom at the decidedly unpretentious Olympic Restaurant, visitors must walk past Olympic's 13-seat lunch counter to a faded red door marked with a sign.
The Scene Still a one-stoplight town (a second is on the way), Granby, with a population of 1,668 in a recent Census estimate, is decidedly unpretentious, more a traditional Western mountain town than a resort community.
In the days since her death, even prominent actors and entertainment magnates spoke in interviews of gawking across Ms. Mengers's table at their fellow guests — actors, publishers, directors, newspaper columnists, writers, studio owners, essayists — as they shared a decidedly unpretentious dinner of brisket, chicken potpie, or sausage and peppers.
The number began more or less where last year's Tonys had left off, with "Once," the unpretentious, decidedly non-glitzy 2012 winner for best new musical.
The Thief of Light series by Eugene Carchesio contains four hand-bound books, which have been translated into Chinese and are displayed electronically to contrast with Carchesio's decidedly analog and unpretentious ways.
Though you yearn for more talk, the atmosphere is unpretentious, intimate and decidedly mellow, and his music choices are faultless.
Its classy Japanese fusion fare is decidedly un-college-town, but the slightly beaten-up tables and unpretentious crowd make you feel like you're eating in someone's home.
You eat at unpretentious wooden picnic tables; the crowd is predominantly local and decidedly lively, and there's often live music on the menu, too.
