Sentence examples for low key compared with from inspiring English sources

Debbie Jevans, Locog's director of sport, said the strictures laid down by Fina meant that the presentation of the event had to be low key compared with the cycling.

While pretty low key compared with the velodrome, where Olympic fever ignited early in front of a capacity crowd, the 3,000 ticket holders in the 17,500-capacity aquatics centre still generated admirable enthusiasm for a Monday afternoon.

The Times's fact-check function is low-key compared with some others.

The purchase and redevelopment of Turnberry has been low-key compared with the slew of bitterness and controversy that characterised the construction of the Trump International in Aberdeenshire.

The campaign is, of course, low-key compared with the vicious political winds of the Mao era, and much of the population today can simply tune it out.

Saturday's gay-rights march in the Polish capital was low-key compared with previous events in Cologne and Madrid.

Mr. Khosa is relatively low-key compared with his predecessor, but political analysts say the appointment of a party loyalist like him would lead to further political tension with Mr. Sharif, the leader of the Pakistan Muslim League-N.

The World Cup matches used to be so low-key compared with American hucksterism that Alexi Lalas felt something was missing when he ran onto the field for his first World Cup match at the Silverdome in Michigan in 1994.

Germany's commemorations have been low key compared to most other nations that fought.

On the whole the policing was low- key compared with the Tibetan protests against the Chinese premier, Jiang Zemin, last year.

The whole performance was low-key compared to her previous ones.