unflamboyant造句

• And what a monochromatic, decidedly unflamboyant canvas it is.
• An urbanized, unflamboyant son of a cattle farmer, he oozes Midwesternness.
• But they are undoctrinaire, unflamboyant, and experienced at managing big organizations.
• She is soft-spoken and emphatically unflamboyant.
• "I'm a real advocate of fruit juice, " the unflamboyant McMillan said.
• He was known as an unflamboyant politician who attempted to stay out of the factionalism in his party.
• She snared her Siegfried through an inexorable siren's call, embodied in an excellent but deliberately unflamboyant performance.
• Within the music business, Portnow is known as an organized, unflamboyant and relatively buttoned-down figure, a contrast to Greene.
• He is such a likable, sincere, earnest, unflamboyant guy that he may be the only player on the pro circuit without an enemy.
• The glitz had hit the fan, and the American tribe in Paris was down to one small unflamboyant ( but unflappable ) native named Michael Chang.
• In light or dark, Krajicek received the same chilly reception from the 14, 000 spectators who cheered on their ferocious, but unflamboyant, hero.
• What Simonds has done, in a curiously unflamboyant way, is carve a niche and dominate the lucrative market of teen-age boys'films.
• It was known in Hollywood that Bruckheimer, a quieter, tightly wound and unflamboyant figure, had carried the brunt of the producing chores on those movies.
• Clemens Hellsberg, a violinist and the orchestra's president, turns the adjective back on Haitink, though it seems an odd one for so unflamboyant a figure.
• And while Mao tended to revel in titles, the unflamboyant Deng did not, refusing to become chairman of the Party, prime minister of the State Council or president.
• Their poses and gestures are unflamboyant, and their facial expressions resemble those in Early Netherlandish painting rather than the " bella figura " of most Italian Renaissance work.
• The unflamboyant, those who don't taunt and gloat, but who win with grace and set a pattern for those to come, and for the people among whom he lives.
• But unlike other famous graduates like Dries van Noten and Martin Margiela, who challenged the status quo by making unflamboyant clothes, van Beirendonck has long preferred loud and colorful designs in mainly synthetic fabrics.
• In fact, Meyer, who has overseen the company's television operations and worked on the studio's business side for 28 years, is a well-liked, if unflamboyant, executive.
• Settled in their new cottage, the family meets Colonel Brandon ( Alan Rickman ), an unflamboyant middle-aged man of means who is stricken like a flu victim with immediate love for the beautiful Marianne.