Sentence examples for low-key appeal from inspiring English sources

Mr. Minucci has a low-key appeal, and Mr. Alfaro-Martell's naturalism is so deft it's easy to miss its artfulness.

"Friday Night Lights" pulls this off largely thanks to the low-key appeal of the show's hero, Coach Eric Taylor, played by Kyle Chandler, i.e. the only man on the face of this earth who could gruffly half-whisper the words "Clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose!" to a room full of adolescents in football pads and still manage to cue the waterworks every time.

Developer Alex Harding introduces the app in a video that's charming and relaxed and easily communicates its low-key appeal.

But like Michael Romano, the chef on the Food Network's "Michael's Place," which immediately follows "Molto Mario" Monday to Friday, he radiates a low-key, work-ethic appeal that withstands repeated viewing.

It is this low-key approach that appeals to Alyssa Zauderer, 17, a senior who transferred to the Village School after her freshman year at Roslyn High School.

The group captain's heroism -- he shot down 11 German planes -- was coupled with a low-key style that appealed to the king.

The low-key décor is meant to appeal to the non-Indian, somewhat upscale clientele that Begum Mina Azad, the owner and chef, has courted since the restaurant opened in 2004.

I always wondered how this small, rather low-key nation had such strong appeal for my mom, a Yugoslav communist and a world-travelling doctor.

The appeal of this low-key grower lies in Berninger's woebegone baritone, rubbing up against non-National music that is neither taxing nor obvious.

Mr. Trump has mainly considered people who can be made to fit his political mold, like Mr. Gingrich and Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, who have been publicly solicitous of him, as well as Mr. Pence and Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa, low-key Midwestern conservatives with little demonstrated appeal to Democratic-leaning groups.

Fans say the club's appeal is its intimacy and low-key air.