Sentence examples for feel understated from inspiring English sources

The big VW is easy to drive, comfortable, quiet and classy, and despite its electronic overkill, it manages to feel understated.

Her straightforward vocal delivery can feel understated on first listen to the album, but on repeated spins, listeners find that Clark's genius is, in part, that she doesn't oversell her expertly written tales of divorce, pills, romance, and late-night trysts with melismatic runs.

There's nothing flashy or cheap about the video (in an era when cheap was the order of the day), and everything about it feels understated, even graceful.

"I like the idea of incorporating historical references into clothes that ultimately feel modern, understated and clean".

"We want to keep a vacation feel -- understated and elegant".

Yet the state's plan has irked some Kent residents, who have an affinity for the falls, but feel a more understated plan is in order.

One could easily call it dull, but "understated" feels like a better fit because of how nice it feels.

THE genocide memorial in Kigali feels modest and understated, a bit like a leisure centre.

That never quite happened, but Tuesday's show felt (in its understated way) triumphant, regardless.

THE National Bureau of Economic Research did writers everywhere a favour by officially declaring that America was in the midst of a bona fide recession—"the present financial and economic crisis" was starting to get rather cumbersome as a phrase.Still, given the magnitude of the downturn, "recession" feels a bit understated and plain.

At this point Osito's approach still feels like an understated one, and that's just how the six person team likes it… for now.