Sentence examples for low key with from inspiring English sources

A Metropolitan police spokesman described the operation as low key, with no arrests.

The City's reaction, however, was low key, with shares falling 5p at 531p last night.

Steve Martin, the host, tried to keep the evening low key with some collective self-deprecation in his opening monologue.

As a result, development is relatively low key, with some attractive boutique hotels opening in the past year.

His preparations were low key, with none of the fanfare that preceded the quarter-final with Kubot.

The 50th independence anniversary celebrations were low key, with no heads of state in attendance, although 26 countries sent representatives.

All of these people seem to live and suffer, in a low-key, with-it kind of way, in a vacuum.

(It ends low-key, with a pensive female solo set to "Stardust").

(Daniel Johnnes Wines, New York) Alain Graillot 2004 $32 **½ Low-key with bacon and black olive aromas.

The Mikado dining room is typically huge and atypically low-key, with lantern-style lighting and a tasteful Japanese mural on the back wall.

The game was surprisingly low-key, with fans occupying no more than a third of the 50,000 seats in the Seibu Dome.