Sentence examples for is always understated from inspiring English sources

Summoning his fortitude, Mr. Irons, clad in black-on-black Armani and looking like a reedy impersonation of himself, said, "Armani is always understated".

Jim's manner is always understated.

His tone, in both genres, was always understated but possessed of a mournful grandeur.

But the politics was always understated and the event was frequently interrupted by service dogs barking and the low rumble of revving engines outside.

"Noguchi was always understated and preferred to go against trends," said Shoji Sadao, executive director of the museum, who was once the sculptor's partner.

It's always understated, but there was obviously a real need to shift and be more vocal and expressive about that.

What To Wear The rule of thumb, says Sanders, is understated is always better.

* RICHARD ALSTON DANCE COMPANY (Tuesday through Feb. 19) The choreographer Richard Alston has been a mainstay of English contemporary dance since the early 1970's, and his musical, often understated work is always worth watching.

8 30 p.m., Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church, 131 East 10th Street, East Village, (212) 674-8194 or www.danspaceproject.org; $15. (Jennifer Dunning) RICHARD ALSTON DANCE COMPANY (Tonight through Sunday) The choreographer Richard Alston has been a mainstay of English contemporary dance since the early 1970's, and his musical, often understated work is always worth watching.

He is always been low-key, high IQ, understated.

His show is neither understated nor undramatic, but it is always polite.