Sentence examples similar to low-key devotion from inspiring English sources

When an outbreak of the deadly disease threatened to overwhelm a northern Ugandan hospital last year and spread far beyond its walls, there was only one man to call: Matthew Lu kwiya, a local doctor who combined low-key geniality and a devotion to his work that bordered on recklessness.

But her writing was often cut short by her devotion to Howe, the master of low-key lighting and deep-focus cinematography who won Oscars for his work in "The Rose Tattoo" (1955) and "Hud" (1963).

The result of their labors is a breezy collection of stylish, low-key pop tunes, including "Los Angeles," about these L.A. natives' devotion to their hometown; "Jenny," an homage to chewy 1980s R&B; and "Doctor," with a tart solo by the prolific funk saxophonist Karl Denson, whom Kurstin met in the '90s while the keyboardist was on tour with his band Geggy Tah.

Thompson is low-key.

He's low-key.

It was low-key.

"It's low-key.

"A low-key night".

Small, low-key, special.

His low-key earnestness?

Low-key, definitely.