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

The Schubert, in contrast, is unfinished and unsatisfying, a single-movement fragment with a low-key close that leaves the emotions it rouses awkwardly unresolved.

High-key lighting usually communicates activation and positive emotions, while low-key lighting is more dramatic and is often used to evoke negative feelings.

The half-dozen spectators erupted in cheering, a rare show of emotion in a low-key sport where participants frown on overt celebrations.

He emits the presence of a calm, low-key individual who does not show much emotion.

Roger had a low-key personality, and was not given to displays of emotions.

He's low-key.

It was low-key.

Thompson is low-key.

Its beginnings were low-key.

You seem pretty low-key.

"They're very low-key.