Sentence examples for relatively unassuming from inspiring English sources
Today, despite his considerable power and wealth, Mr. Bruno lives a relatively unassuming life.
Yet our new Parliament's relatively unassuming style may be preferable to Ken Livingstone's grandstand plays.
After theories of a "fifth bomber" or a "foreign mastermind" were discounted, the British public was confronted with the harsh reality that four relatively unassuming young men had been radicalized into a "home-grown threat".
Yes, Mr. Perlman, 63, the Heifetz of his generation, who was chosen to perform at the presidential inauguration last week, has decided for at least three seasons to lead a relatively unassuming regional orchestra that does not have a full schedule like that Philharmonic down in Manhattan.
When you first see him, though, he's relatively unassuming.
The Streamium NP1100 from Philips is a relatively unassuming network music player.
That is, why did he do it: here was a relatively nondescript, unassuming twentysomething, with no apparent political backing, popping up out of nowhere to take on the world's most powerful security organisation.
There is an astounding disproportion between the actual strength of the terrorists and the fear they manage to inspire It is because the Pentagon is a relatively flat and unassuming building, whereas the World Trade Center was a tall, phallic totem whose collapse created an immense audiovisual effect.
His playing, like Elvis's guitarist in the early backed-by-a-trio heyday, the unassuming Scotty Moore's, is clean, crisp, but, relatively primitive stuff by now.
Mr. Medvedev (pronounced med-VEHD-ev), an unassuming aide to Mr. Putin who has never before held elected office, portrayed himself during a relatively listless campaign as something of a reformer, vowing to crack down on endemic corruption and promote the rule of law.
