Sentence examples for low-key said from inspiring English sources

"It's low-key," said Mr. McIndoe, 32, an affable Scot who may well be the best-liked man on Broadway.

While workshops emphasize acting training, the atmosphere is low-key, said Jeffrey Sanzel, the executive artistic director of Theater Three.

"The Foreign Ministry asked us to keep her visit low-key," said Suriya Prasatbuntitya, the governor of Tak Province, where the camp is located.

Six athletes from the south-east Asian nation are competing, but any celebrations among the capital's tiny Cambodian community are likely to be low-key, said Mr Tan.

"I think the key is to keep it low-key," said McKenna.

"So far, he's been real low-key," said one on-air personality who requested anonymity.

He thinks of himself as low-key, says he is happily single, and likes yoga, in-line skating, snapping pictures.

"If there was anything out of the ordinary, it would be low key," said one Carnegie Hill gatekeeper, requesting anonymity.

"We try to stay quiet professionals, low key," said one Special Forces soldier, a chief warrant officer.

"We like to keep it low key," said Mr. McCarthy, a former liquor salesman who drinks only beer.

"The transition is going to be very informal and very low key," said Hank Morris, his campaign consultant, saying that Mr. Hevesi was intimately familiar with the job.