Sentence examples for too low key from inspiring English sources

They feel he doesn't connect sufficiently with the electorate: too dull, too low key.

I try to make him clownish, and I don't want him too low key; and he's physically funny".

Premier Ted Baillieu was low key, too low key, and the accepted wisdom is that his administration suffered inertia.

There are hints of bossa nova and country and sophisticated '70s pop, though nothing here is a real genre exercise; the album is too low key for that.

If anything, the show was too low key, demonstrating only in the program notes how much work went into such light and luscious clothes.

If Ms. Lea's style was too low key for some critics' taste, then that, by her own account, was absolutely fine.

Service was a little too low-key and reticent.

Against that, the thought nags that his celebration was just a touch too low-key.

The White House and the national leadership hinted that Coakley had been responsible because she had fought too low-key a campaign.

(If it isn't a hit, it will surely be the first Boorman picture to fail because it was too low-key).

His new drama, Little Men, which premiered to raves at Sundance, is another subtly wrenching character study that is probably too low-key to go noticed the Academy.