Sentence examples similar to low key intelligence from inspiring English sources

Over the years, Mr. Naftalis has developed a reputation as Columbo with a law degree, a nod to his unassuming style and low-key intelligence.

Richard J. Kerr, an even-tempered, low-key career intelligence officer, who, as deputy director of the C.I.A., coördinated the intelligence reporting in May of 1990, described the confrontation in stark terms: "It was the most dangerous nuclear situation we have ever faced since I've been in the U.S. government.

Mr. Ozon's gift, extended in different directions from movie to movie, is to combine low-key observational intelligence with high literary cunning.

Quiet, low key.

"We are low key".

"Low key," she muttered.

But very low key".

"Very low key.

"He's very low key.

Business was slow, low key.

"Low key," she finished diplomatically.