Sentence examples similar to far from low key from inspiring English sources

Although DeBroff fosters a relaxed atmosphere in her office — a basket of chocolates is usually on the table, a paper plate that her son finger-painted hangs on the wall — the conversations that happen in that space are far from low-key.

But Comey — who stands 6 feet, 8 inches — is far from low-key.

But a year later, court documents obtained by VICE showed the subsequent investigation into the lives of the three activists appears to be far from low-key.

At the film's New York premiere party at Hotel Chantelle's Rooftop on Monday, the actor who has no doubt honed his skills at fixing you in his gaze in the HBO series True Blood, seemed far from the low key cool he exuded so well in the recent What Maisie Knew, and had more of his Disconnect intensity.

He delivered another eye-catching performance against Dallas Cowboys, prompting praise from Australia's prime minister, before an outing against the Denver Broncos, albeit far more low key, did nothing to dull the hype.

Apprentice player Teresa Giudice, star of Real Housewives of New Jersey, has thus far been relatively low key in the drama arena.

SpongeBob's voice evolved from "low-key" to high-pitched.

These people are FAR from low paid.

Far-right members from the Netherlands, Austria and Bulgaria were low key, and the B.N.P., which is trying to shed its image for menacing street politics, sought to portray itself as a mainstream political party.

But so far it's been fairly low key.

Mr. Shaw is a far more low-key player.