The streets around O'Donnell Square are lined with low-key restaurants and local businesses.
Rouge et Blanc succeeds, not in a splashy way, but with low-key understatement.
An oblique, visually intoxicating story of three sisters contending with low-key domestic distress in contemporary Hanoi.
Servers work the right way, with low-key competence, attuned to water and silverware replacements without prompting.
Minor celebrities with low-key TV and radio presenting gigs have long used the event as an opportunity to create a little publicity.
When the focus returned to the main event, both fighters spoke with low-key respect for each other, a tone not always heard at these gatherings.
The business secretary, Vince Cable, escapes with low-key censure for the way in which he spoke to perceived constituents about declaring "war on Murdoch".
Instead, he has favored can-do managers with low-key styles, many of whom have spent at least some time proving their mettle in the private sector.
As for the office's being promiscuous in its labors, Steve Berlin, its longtime leader, persuasively squashed several of Mr. Fioretti's qualms with low-key aplomb.
However, the lead role — the one Henry Fonda had in the movie — belongs to Juror No. 8, ably played by Steven Hauck with low-key persuasiveness.
Others sat stony-faced, more in keeping with the droll demeanor of the apartment's grumpy maid, Berthe, a role Kate Skinner tackles with low-key reserve.
