Sentence examples for 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.

Despite more than two decades in politics — he has been a governor of Virginia and the head of the Democratic National Committee, and is now a member of the U.S. Senate — he is unassuming to the point of obscurity.

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.

Sunday's concert largely eschewed the vintage American songs that used to dominate the quartet's repertory in favor of original old-style material featuring Mr. Fishman's gruff, low-key speech-song (reminiscent of Johnny Mercer's), which is unassuming to the point of self-effacement.

It also attacked Smith's practice of polygamy, implying that Smith was using religion as a pretext to draw unassuming women to Nauvoo in order to seduce and marry them.

Yet as the Vietnam War raged, the Raineses decided to undertake actions that belied their unassuming lives: to plot to break into an FBI office.

Through a combination of passion, determination and an unassuming ability to convince others to collaborate, she made it her personal mission to change that.

Rice is the grain to have — an unassuming partner to sauced dishes.

In the end, though, it's left to two distinctly unassuming performers to unite the Big Chill crowd.