Sentence examples similar to low key movement from inspiring English sources

After years as a low-key movement, Republic re-launched itself in 2006 as an official pressure group.

"There was a low-key movement of women re-assessing their participation in the big 19th century institutions in post-war Britain, particularly during the '60s... in that sense World War II was a much more significant event for women in the Church than World War I".

The opening of the long orchestral introduction was a bit low key, but Dohnányi soon warmed both to the work and his soloist as the movement progressed.

"We are low key".

Quiet, low key.

"Low key," she muttered.

"Very low key.

But very low key".

"He's very low key.

It was very low key.

Business was slow, low key.