"The Station Agent," the writer and director Tom McCarthy's vision of an eccentric ad hoc family that grows out of the low-key, charismatic powers of a train-obsessed loner of a dwarf, won the dramatic audience award.
Nothing better sums up the low-key but formidable political power of Hensley & Company than its response to two recent ballot initiatives.
Perhaps Magic Mike XXL is going to be a low-key story about the redemptive power of honest work.
That's when an old-stager like The Greenhouse comes into its own, stepping in like Colonel Brandon to offer solid staying power and low-key charm.
The dancers don't dance to this, anyway, though sometimes they pointedly dance against it: staccato to the music's legato, low-key to its high-energy power, or vice versa.
He formed close friendships with mountaineers and applied his considerable powers of low-key diplomacy to the often complex politics of the climbing fraternity.
As guests would expect from the Four Seasons, the dining room exudes power in a low-key way, with its mahogany paneling, crystal chandeliers and upholstered chairs.
Released last month, when it entered Billboard's album chart at No. 2, the disc has a relatively low-key sound distinct from her trademark power balladry; there are hushed acoustic guitars, restrained rhythm-section grooves and tasty renditions of Stevie Wonder's "Overjoyed" (with Wonder on guest vocals) and "At Seventeen" by Janis Ian.
They may be one of the world's most famous power couples, but Bill and Hillary Clinton had low-key beginnings.
Peters's performance has a low-key, self-deprecating charm that's heightened by the thrilling depiction of his powers.
In power during some of the war's most tumultuous times, he was a low-key but sometimes ruthless leader.
