You don't think: 'Now I have a boyfriend – let's keep it super-private and low key,' because that's not what you're thinking about.
The chamber-sponsored event seemed particularly low key because it did not broach the financial tsunami headed our way, namely the city's huge budget deficit and stratospheric unfunded pension liabilities, all exacerbated by the state's California-like financial disarray.
Once, when we were installing a kitchen on the second floor of a funeral home, the owner warned us to stay low key because there was a wake taking place on the ground floor.
Maupin has admitted that in the early days he kept Michael, the gay character, "very low key because I knew they'd say no if they saw what I was up to".
Croome said a similar shift was occurring in the Coalition but it was "more low key because there's no free vote".
I say low-key because the BBC only confirmed Webb's start date yesterday, less than 24 hours before he took to the air.
Sometimes the groups are low-key because the school is formed by a circle of friends and there is no need for other children to join.
However, he said merchandising could be more low key, partly because of the uncertainties around pregnancy, particularly because an exact date could not be set, unlike a wedding or the Diamond Jubilee.
Because he is low key by nature, because his interviews are not filled with one-liners, because he lacks the charisma of Woods, Singh doesn't always receive the attention given to many of the world's best players.
But it stays low key in part because its ubiquity can bring sarcastic publicity.
After securities based on this allegedly asset-backed mortgage paper (with no assets behind it) began to fail in large numbers, one agency, FITCH, went back and reviewed the underlying information only to conclude in a low key way that "the results were disconcerting because of the appearance of fraud in every file we review".
