Sentence examples for understated persona from inspiring English sources
Dr. Amerine was a marvelous cook and entertained with a flamboyance that was at odds with an otherwise understated persona.
A master of the understated persona, Tim Key unlocks his audience with clever poems, one-liners and seemingly spontaneous attacks of whimsy.
Yet it may be his understated persona that appealed to an electorate tired of the brash policies that brought financial calamity.
F. Henry Ellis, a Patriots fan for more than 40 years who owns F. H. Ellis and Associates in Dedham, Mass., said he appreciated Green-Ellis's decisiveness as a runner and understated persona.
Mr. Brands, a professor of history at Texas A&M University and the author of a biography of Theodore Roosevelt ("T. R.: The Last Romantic"), describes Franklin as projecting a reasonable, understated persona, "one that accommodated others rather than confronting them".
Perhaps the one exception to his understated persona is his zeal for the University of Southern California, where he earned his master's degree in public administration.
His understated public persona - in contrast perhaps to American equivalents such as Chuck Yeager - suited the public mood.
In a way, the moment suited the understated professional persona of Toomer, the senior Giant, who will enter Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys at Giants Stadium with several franchise pass-catching records, including most receptions (642) and most yards (9,194).
Despite the cool reserve of Mr. Grant's film persona, there remained an understated physicality to his comedic approach.
Mr. Harper melds these distinct personas in a moving, understated performance.
By Haley Mlotek April 6 ,2017 The Brooklyn Museum's exhibit "Georgia O'Keeffe: Living Modern" highlights the understated, androgynous style that helped shape the artist's public persona.
