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Discover Ludwig"key presence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It usually refers to a person's physical presence in a place or at an event, or their presence as an important part of a situation. For example, "His key presence at the meeting helped to move the negotiations forward."
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She is a low key presence.
Van Bommel is the key presence.
Kenneth Tynan is another key presence, despite not having had anything to do with the play until he reviewed it.
Sutton had warm words for Trott, a key presence in a team that clearly lacks a leader of the calibre of Sir Chris Hoy.
He also insists on holding on to large Jewish settlement blocs in the West Bank and says Israel must maintain a key presence in the Jordan valley, along the border with Jordan.
It features Greta Gerwig, a key presence in the group both as actress and co-director (with Swanberg on "Nights and Weekends"), as a young intellectual woman working at a production company and playing Goldilocks to three male bears before finding the one who's just right.
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Jamie, the son, played here with an admirable low-key presence, is forced to be a mediator.
And he is a low-key presence in a business that tends to love Barnum types.
Kendall, by contrast, has had a more low-key presence and conventional narrative arc, focussed on her continuing rise as a model.
Townshend is a low-key presence, although he receives a standing ovation for sloping on stage to duet on The Punk and the Godfather.
Hadlow has been a low-key presence at BBC2 to date, so much so that she failed to make last year's MediaGuardian 100.
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