Sentence examples similar to understated distinctions from inspiring English sources
It also bequeathed him a world of fantastic, if understated intellectual distinction.
Broadly speaking, this stylistic distinction means consumers can expect his reds to be understated; they are also some of the most interesting reds made on Long Island.
In J. M. Coetzee's novel "Elizabeth Costello," the eponymous protagonist delivers a lecture about "What Is It Like to Be a Bat?" She argues that Nagel's essay makes a typically philosophical mistake by overstating the importance of distinctions and understating the importance of commonalities.
But she worries that Tamils might have to live in fear under a pro-Sinhalese government that is now cockier than ever.In a more understated speech than had been expected, President Rajapaksa attempted to allay some of these concerns by drawing a clear distinction between the Tigers and the Tamil people.
Some understated lovemaking.
I think I understated that.
