Sentence examples for somewhat unassuming from inspiring English sources

One panel of the game appeals for the peaceful use of nuclear power and makes the plea "No more Hiroshimas" in a somewhat unassuming manner on the busy page.

It's a somewhat unassuming wristband (looks like it's made of rubber) that serves double duty as an emergency charger for your small devices.

Dowds, in the market town of Glossop, has a somewhat unassuming exterior, but inside you'll find a smart little dining room with a reputation for fine English food cooked with flair and imagination.

This means that enforcing regulations can levy harsh results, while the terms of compliance are somewhat unassuming in comparison.

Andrew, he's a pretty unassuming guy.

Like Madoff, Kreuger was somewhat colorless and unassuming.

Brad's son, Troy (Austin Abrams), is a bright, talented, somewhat introverted, and unassuming high-school senior in Sacramento, California.

For many Republican primary voters, the question is whether the unassuming if somewhat gruff Paul – who insisted on no mayo in the ham and cheese sandwich he ordered for lunch – ever was particularly interesting, or if voters were only attracted to the idiosyncratic, 21st-century libertarianism he expounds.

For all the passion he penned and inspired, the slight, unassuming man was somewhat detached.

The walls were lined with newspaper clippings about the "secret recipe" and people come from far and wide to meet Gour, an unassuming man who seems somewhat baffled by all the attention he and his tea attracts.

Basque restaurateur Inaki Aizpitarte defined the 11th's cuisine with Le Chateaubriand, an unassuming bistro on the buzzing, somewhat seamy Avenue Parmentier that shot unexpectedly into the annual list of the world's 50 best restaurants.