unassuming
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definition
adjective
he was an unassuming and kindly man
not pretentious or arrogant; modest.
example
His presence is always so welcome and especially his warm, genuine and 'unassuming' manner.
She was modest and 'unassuming' and an eloquent speaker on social and literary matters.
Filmmakers that have done that in the past in a very 'unassuming' and humble way inspire me the most.
This 'unassuming' film has reservoirs of riches that have transfixed me three times now.
He is an 'unassuming' man, devoid of arrogance, a few years too old to be called a prodigy.
He was a shy child and a modest, 'unassuming' man who valued friendships.
In his modest, 'unassuming' way, he prefers to let his students do the talking for him.
Jimmy had another bestseller on his list and such an 'unassuming' and modest person deserved it.
A gentle, 'unassuming' film, Marion Bridge will likely surprise many viewers.
A quiet and 'unassuming' man his untimely death was occasioned by much sadness.
The invitation to the occasion is so 'unassuming' , giving it a personal touch.
As for Ken Morrison, I have twice fleetingly met him and found him to be a modest and 'unassuming' person.
I have to say that he was a thoroughly nice bloke, genuinely modest and 'unassuming' .
He was a quiet 'unassuming' man with simple tastes and was dedicated to his greyhounds and track.
He was not a tall man nor heavily muscled, and his clothes were simple and 'unassuming' .
Despite his many achievements he remained humble and 'unassuming' with a good sense of humour.
Known for his humble and 'unassuming' style he often wears his customary hooded brown robe and sandals.
A humble and 'unassuming' man, he might have been embarrassed by his obituary accolades.
Her modest and 'unassuming' manner is admirable and in a way is one of the reasons why the volunteers go out of their way to help.
By producing his autobiography, modest, 'unassuming' Tom hopes he has scored a point.
However, there are also the unsung heroes who individually and 'unassumingly' , quietly work for social change and never receive public attention.
Cornelius slightly raises his brows and makes his son a little bow - indicative of the 'unassumingness' and self-abnegation that befits his age.
Cate Blanchett appears in all her glossy, blonde movie-star radiance playing herself, and also, thanks to some 'unassumingly' tricky camera work, her wayward and resentful cousin, who is a brunette.
This stood out: for its idiosyncrasy and scrupulousness, for its thoughtful rebellion against unthinking 'unassumingness' .
Having forced herself never to ask for help, let alone admit to needing it, Beck was awed when help repeatedly was offered to her, quietly and 'unassumingly' .
The Puffy Chair would never presume so much, and it's in that 'unassumingness' that this little charmer wins your heart, even as it's breaking it.
The extraordinary modesty and 'unassumingness' which Darwin showed on the subject of the publication of the most important of his writings displayed itself also on all hands in his extensive correspondence.
Interpersonally, presumptuousness has to do with higher relative status, knowing the other, or assuming that one is important to the other, whereas 'unassumingness' has to do with lower status and deference.
You felt that it was him that quietly and 'unassumingly' kept things together as both Pete Townsend and Roger Daltry seemed quite volatile characters.
He supported from a distance as he built a successful career, but in recent years he has emerged, quietly and 'unassumingly' , as the biggest benefactor in the club's history.
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