Simplicity is a boon to the best of poets, who can make an unassuming phrase pierce the soul.
Colby drove away from Langley headquarters on his last day in January 1976, in his wife's dilapidated Buick Skylark, "an unassuming man making an unassuming exit," as Woods artfully describes him.
I also think the customization angle, neat as it is, is essentially a ploy to make an unassuming phone stand out in a crowd.
He was remembered by Tom Petee, who taught him in a criminology course, as an unassuming student who made A's and B's.
But when the clock strikes eleven the bar is raised: plates of real food begin to appear as casually as lattes and cortados, so elegantly composed that it's startling to realize they're being made behind an unassuming counter at the back of the room.
Amid all the hubbub, Marks and Barfield make a very unassuming power couple.
A few years back, the two of them made a quirky, unassuming comedy called "The Pompatus of Love," about the romantic struggles of a group of young men in New York.
And to those in college coaching and tennis, Thibodeau's public pronouncement of homosexuality promises to make him an unassuming pioneer.
An unassuming house makes a façade for the bunker, made of post-war London Stock bricks, though it looks more like a shady youth centre than a place people would actually live in.
The unassuming Mr. Knüpfer makes a steady, sometimes surprising guide — he can gut and reassemble a piano in seeming minutes — and provides a nice contrast to Mr. Aimard, who with his worried, swooping eyebrows and casually gnomic pronouncements paints a portrait of genius as mystery.
