When on the phone, the 43rd president distinguishes himself from Mr. Clinton, members of Congress say, by his generally low-key approach.
As you'd expect in a five-star hotel, the furnishing is luxurious, but the interior design (overseen by Lord Forte's daughter, Olga Polizzi) is generally low-key.
By Monday night the generally low-key crowds at the southern end of Union Square Park were beginning to talk about wanting to get on with life and about grief fatigue.
Despite its outsize ambitions Mr. Oppenheimer's film, which opens today at the Two Boots Pioneer Theater in the East Village, is generally low-key and likable, thanks mainly to a talented cast that includes Erik Palladino, formerly of "E.R".; Ajay Naidu of "Office Space"; and Daphne Rubin-Vega from "Anna in the Tropics" on Broadway.
She is kind and sweet and generally low-key.
A generally low-key song, "I Miss You" is built on a simple puttering metronomic beat, which has been further described as a "minimal, geiger-counter-sounding click-pop [one]".
David Letterman's final "Late Show" was generally low-key and self-deprecating (Julia Louis-Dreyfus got the best line, thanking Dave for "being a part of another hugely disappointing series finale," as Jerry Seinfeld stewed and glared at her).
Life in Andorra, Mr. Socias said, is generally more low key than in places like Monaco, with a focus on outdoor pursuits and peaceful, close-knit communities.
Except for the generally low percentage of implemented keys, what is unusual is the fact that the keys corresponding to the categories of cost and rapidity of delivery were implemented in such a small number of companies (costs 32.1 %; delivery 46.4 %).
Qualifications and training of professional staff are generally low in MINAGRI, MINRD, and other key organizations in the agricultural sector.
