Sentence examples for understated kind from inspiring English sources

And there's a regalness, too, of a genteel, understated kind in the columned, Federal-style mansion.

There are people here who do seem happy, albeit in an understated kind of way.

Danson is a genius and so is Galifianakis, of another, shuffling, understated kind.

Whether his subject is a boy with a homemade cross or a woman breathing fire, Grazda's work delivers an understated kind of amazement.

Hot Press editor Niall Stokes said "the performance is full of languorous beauty, a gentle understated kind of emotion that seems at odds with the disorientation in the lyrics".

It's easy, understated, but kind of exceptional.

True to the Berlinische insistence of relaxation, it's an understated, marginal kind of place where clubbers hang out on post-party weekend mornings or afternoons.

Her vocal performance on the new song "LMK," the first single from her début studio album, "Take Me Apart," which arrives on October 6th, showcases an understated, controlled kind of singing that has mostly gone out of style.

It's a subtler note, a bewildered, despairing flatness I have never heard in the six years that this kind, understated, endlessly resourceful child psychologist has coordinated our center's work with Gaza's psychologically traumatized population.

Everything has been mounting toward this capitulating from the present moment into the future, and toward the accompanying, understated internal collapse — "kind of fell" — in the young man's abdomen.

The rich people who summer in the Village of Southampton are up in arms, in an understated, law-abiding kind of way, about an American principle for which Colonial patriots tossed tea into Boston Harbor: taxation without representation.