Sentence examples similar to low-key ability from inspiring English sources
In 1985 the park was rechristened to acknowledge John's older brother, Charles (Silent Charlie Murphyy, a saloonkeeper, a political broker and -- thanks to his low-key, back-room peacemaking ability -- an eventual leader of Tammany Hall.
Though he won praise for his low-key manner and his ability to relieve tensions in the negotiations — Sid Davidoff, an assistant to the mayor, told The New York Times that Mr. Sweet "can deal with anybody, even an adversary, in almost a friendly way" — only the state was able to end the conflict.
But for a heady combination of low-key glamour, accessibility and the ability to ski right into some of its best restaurants, perhaps nothing quite compares with the resort of Cortina d'Ampezzo, in the jagged Dolomites of northern Italy.
Her "people" valued her ability to keep her secrets low-key.
He has called for smaller, more regular and low-key tests that can dynamically respond to children's ability and highlight areas for improvement.
While McDyess speaks in a low-key manner, Chaney said that he had quickly seen in McDyess the ability to lead.
Rather than trying to overhaul your negotiating style completely, work on bolstering your natural abilities and trying out appropriate strategies from other styles in a low-key setting.
