Sentence examples for unassuming air from inspiring English sources

One astonishment of "Sex, Lies and Videotape" was its unassuming air of self-confidence.

While her shop has an unassuming air, there is also an undeniable European influence; even the hot-pink cake boxes are chic.

RYAN BLOTNICK Ryan Blotnick, a guitarist in his mid-20s, plays with a warm tone, a relaxed cadence and a smart but unassuming air.

Hawkins dealt drugs throughout his late teens; his polite and unassuming air served him well with the local cops, he writes.

But this success doesn't faze Dean, who has an unassuming air: with his languid Aussie accent, ginger stubble and floppy T-shirt, he seems to have just blown in from the beach, rather than than come from the composer's studio.

Read any interview with Moore and you'll be struck by the man's unassuming air; he made no claim to greatness or invention when he spoke of those early days with Presley, rather he seemed to suggest that the distinctive sound they created was born of spontaneous joy.

With their unassuming northern airs they debunk every Iron Man cliche in the book, while continuing to be highly competitive.

My best meals were at Ecologiku's, an unassuming open-air restaurant hidden behind the airport that serves moqueca, northeastern Brazil's decadent seafood stew, and at Palhoça de Colina, a pavilion in its proprietor's backyard.

One of those youngsters was Ray Foulk, now a bubbling but unassuming chap with an air of eternal optimism who doesn't look anything near the 70 years he has spent on the planet.

The evening also included David Lang's "sweet air," whose unassuming fragments create dancelike rhythms and gentle dissonance, and the premiere of John Zorn's "Tempest," for flute, clarinet and drums.

Mr. Mostow lacks the operatic humanism of James Cameron, who made the first two episodes, but he brings an air of unassuming B-movie competence to the many chase and explosion scenes.