Sentence examples for low-key talent from inspiring English sources
But they do have a lot of low-key talent.
Plus, the kid discovered in 2008 by her record label via a low-key talent show, Open Mic UK – and who signed a publishing deal aged 12 – had a clear-sighted, simple goal: she wanted to make music in a manner that felt, well, proper.
She smartly kept the references low-key, giving her talents for draping and pleating room to shine.
Fifa, football's governing world body, has previously confined its pop dabbling to low-key concerts starring local talents, and to sanctioning an official song that's usually instantly forgotten (anyone still playing Ricky Martin's "Copa de la vida" or Il Divo's "Time of Our Lives"?).
Because she is good - her talent is low-key, subtle, shifting.
This new musical about a high school kid who dreams of winning the talent contest with his magic act has a sweet, low-key charm and a lot of talent onstage.
Her talents were low-key, low-heeled, low-lit, but they were much needed as the gallery took flight.
Such tribulations made that 1991 opening night all the sweeter for backers such as ex-Mayor Geissert, who called the new center "the completion of a circle for Torrance as a complete city". Torrance sought a modest center, in keeping with its low-key character and emphasis on local talent.
Skinner is known for his low-key demeanor and often avoids blue-chip prospects for lesser-known talents looking to prove themselves.
If those at Stamford Bridge are well versed in the youngster's talents, this was Musonda marking his arrival at Celtic after a low-key start.
