Sentence examples for too unassuming to from inspiring English sources

She trails off, too unassuming to continue.

It's a place too unassuming to shout about but too comfortable to leave.

"There's no bad guys here," says Matt Dillon early in "Armored," a blunt and unpretentious action thriller too unassuming to show itself in advance to critics.

Though perhaps too unassuming to have recognised it at the time, McGuigan had already secured a lofty status in the hearts of people throughout the British Isles for his approach inside and outside of the ring.

Weir is far too unassuming to make such claims for himself, but a quick perusal of his filmography reveals that he's turned time and again to the metaphysical realm for raw material for his films.

It might have been the wrong food to celebrate the end of a long experiment - too unassuming and simple, perhaps.

If Kiwanuka previously seemed a little too unassuming for his own good, then Black Man in a White World appeared to suggest a new-found conviction and assurance.

The dessert menu, imported whole from Columbus Circle, includes an impressively accurate clone of Jean Georges's signature molten Valrhona chocolate cake, a wonderfully refreshing fresh berry soup, a trio of crèmes brûlées whose flavors are a little too unassuming, and a dark, airy milk chocolate soufflé that -- mercifully -- does not need to be ordered while you're still considering appetizers.

Maybe he was too unassuming, too classy.

His body language is too unassuming, his conversation too considered and his haircut — shoulder-length and in a ponytail — definitely non-regulation.

Clinton has called Trump "an id with hair", a barb that couldn't really be directed at a pob wearer, the style is far too unassuming.