Sentence examples similar to low key matter from inspiring English sources
It could be emotionally and politically freighted work, but he takes it with a low-key, matter-of-fact lack of sentiment, refusing to hint at his own view of capital punishment.
Ms. Burstein, whose previous films have been documentaries (including the queasy, teasy "American Teen"), infuses even stock situations and tentative plot twists with a low-key, matter-of-fact feeling, allowing a hint of ragged indie sensibility to sneak into this polished studio product.
"That 70's Show," which ended on New Year's Eve of 1979, brought back its former stars, Topher Grace and Ashton Kutcher, but kept their return, and the show's demise, low key and almost matter of fact.
Rebecca Coriam's parents say they were taken to the ship, the Disney Wonder, in cars with blacked-out windows and ushered through a rear entrance, creating the impression with them that the firm wanted to keep the matter low key.
When Mannes College the New School for Music presents its annual summer festival concerts in its auditorium on the Upper West Side, they seem low key and academic, no matter how vividly played and well attended they are.
Business was slow, low key.
"Low key," she finished diplomatically.
