Sentence examples similar to low key view from inspiring English sources

The Gore campaign has tried to take a low-key view of the sites that make fun of Mr. Gore.

In contrast to the taste of the time, he regarded his sketches as finished works, preferring modest-size canvases and low-key views.

A low-key Bocklin view of the Roman Campagna from that time is included in the show, "Pontine Marshes" (1851), a clump of foliage on rocky ground backed by an idyllic cloudscape.

But where Mr. Crandall stoked controversy, clashing with unions, and readily offering his blunt views on industry affairs, Mr. Arpey, 45, has been more low key.

Quiet, low key.

"We are low key".

"Low key," she muttered.

"Very low key.

But very low key".

"He's very low key.

It was very low key.