Sentence examples for low-key quiet from inspiring English sources

"Feel Like Makin' Love" is a cover of Roberta Flack's 1974 hit of the same name with a low-key, quiet storm sound.

The Times' Brian Stelter and Bill Carter describe ABC News' planned transition strategy as "the anti-Katie," noting that by making the move just before Christmas the network hopes for a low-key, quiet transition (unlike Katie Couric's much-celebrated move to the "CBS Evening News").

At the same time, this is a defining moment for Archbishop Gomez, who took over from Cardinal Mahony two years ago and is universally described as low-key and quiet, particularly compared with his predecessor.

If you're low on extroversion you're probably somewhat low-key and quiet.

It's Harrison Robinson's 21st birthday, but the young producer's plans are low-key: a quiet dinner with his family, a walk with his dog Aika, perhaps a few hours of his latest video game addiction, Overwatch.

In the episode, which ended today when the Marcos backers left the hotel and during which Arturo M. Tolentino declared himself "acting president," Mrs. Aquino displayed the low-key style and quiet self-confidence that are becoming familiar to Filipinos.

The story reaches its low-key climax in the quiet surroundings of a Cornish tea-room.

"It's sort of in keeping with my quiet, low-key demeanor," Mr. Cheney said.

When it was Greene's turn to soundcheck,he performed his signature song in an unprecedentedly quiet, low-key manner.

Once a rather quiet, low-key quarter, Rome's Ghetto district has become increasingly lively over the last few years.

In contrast to his outlandish on-air persona, in private life he is quiet, low-key and polite.