Sentence examples for unpretentious man from inspiring English sources
Many who encountered him recall a friendly and unpretentious man.
A quiet and unpretentious man, he also earned a reputation as an honest leader.
A passionate, energetic yet unpretentious man, he believes in never giving up.
Mr. Chrysohoidis, an unpretentious man from northern Greece, insists that November 17 is broken forever.
Like The Baker in Schopenhauer's Telescope, Julius is a ruggedly non-academic, unpretentious man who's nevertheless a studious reader.
It is a tribute to a tireless and unpretentious man who represented man-made and natural beauty with striking directness.
Thus, both Gerald R. Ford and Jimmy Carter came across as straightforward, unpretentious men, in contrast to Richard M. Nixon.
Gov. Tommy G. Thompson, a Republican, and Senator Russell D. Feingold, a Democrat, both have reputations as unpretentious men of the people.
A calm, publicity-shy diplomat who was more a mediator than a policy maker, Mr. Vance was one of the most modest and unpretentious men ever to hold the post.
With its focus on feminine suffering and self-sacrifice, and, especially, in its presentation of an ill-fated romance between the unpretentious young man and the class-bound society girl, the 1953 "Titanic," which won an Oscar for Best Story and Screenplay, anticipated Cameron's 1997 movie, which won Oscars for just about everything.
The most unpretentious of men, devoted to golf, ale, well-hung meat, cars and steam trains as well as music, Stewart might have found it all a bit over the top.
