Teaching inventories are often used in more low-key, self-assessing reflective teaching approaches.
Now the presentation is low-key, self-deprecating, post-ironic, eco-friendly.
Peters's performance has a low-key, self-deprecating charm that's heightened by the thrilling depiction of his powers.
(Would that it were so simple). Peters's performance has a low-key, self-deprecating charm that's heightened by the thrilling depiction of his powers.
He stayed at American, helping the program grow while he blossomed from a shy, introverted teenager — his quiet personality fit his pass-first basketball style — into a low-key, self-assured adult.
He was succeeded by Gen. John M. Shalikashvili, who was described as the anti-Powell when he was appointed by Mr. Clinton, largely because he was what General Powell was not: low-key, self-effacing and apolitical.
Inspired by her opera singer mother and organist father, Oh Land decided to fuse her desire to perform with her love of music, releasing a low-key, self-produced debut, Fauna, in 2008.
The way in which "The Woodsman" plays off Mr. Yakusho's own stature for laughs is an indicator of the sort of performer he is: low-key, self-contained, modest, with a quiet watchfulness that makes his occasional bursts of action all the more galvanizing.
His low-key, self-effacing, "don't brag on yourself" philosophy that is so ingrained in who he is also makes it hard to sell books.
Without a doubt the most enigmatic person on the stage was Ben Carson, whose low-key, self-effacing delivery makes him sound like Chauncey Gardener.
