Sentence examples for quite low key from inspiring English sources
"Angel was quite low key," Booth says.
He was quite low key, relaxed and friendly.
"Then, gradually, we developed and started inviting philosophers — at first it was quite low key.
It was a powerful speech on health and education - a traditional Labour speech, which was quite low key but with more substance and less flash and histrionics".
He described Brooklyn as quite low key, about somebody very ordinary and not a book that would be considered as an automatic prize winner.
The criminologist Steve Fielding, author of more than 20 books on British hangings, believes the lack of publicity was due to the fact that, by sensationalist standards, the Evans and Allen murder was "quite low key".
The experience is actually quite low-key.
At this point, he seems quite low-key on these types of things".
I'm generally quite low-key about my practice expectations, but at this time of year, I get more demanding, and Mrs. Hughes gradually morphs into Mrs. Hyde.
Hiddleston's Loki is quite low-key, actually, and to good effect: no fiendish eye-rolling, but much dignified scowling under a horned helmet.
In our building, Ralph Thomas, who runs the elevator, is, I think, covertly for the Mets, but he's quite low-key about it because he knows that Jeff and Linda Drogin and I are Yankee fans.
