| Lambert, a focused, unostentatious man who created such reality formats as Faking It and Shipwrecked, does not seem too bothered by his critics. |
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| Public tours reveal the unostentatious shipboard lifestyle of the Royals on voyages out to the British Empire and up to Scotland each summer. |
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| This is acting of the purest and most unostentatious kind, unadorned by self-pity or visible virtuosity. |
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| Caroline Quentin is unostentatious but very convincing as the central character Maggie Mee. |
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| He will be sadly missed because he was a very genuine person who helped with charitable causes in an unostentatious way. |
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| The unostentatious efficiency and self-discipline of these steadfast men was as fine as any achievement of Australians in the war. |
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| The new building will be sober and unostentatious, and will be constructed with quality materials while avoiding unnecessary luxury. |
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| Approximately two decades of unostentatious development work have proved that the approach in the South-Asian context is lasting and effective. |
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| In the manner of a catalog, a synopsis in an unostentatious font describes the work. |
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| A requirement for the thousands of people world wide searching for unostentatious luxury. |
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| The décor, of an unostentatious luxury, stands out through the attention for detail. |
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| What happens when solid piano manufacturing tradition meets unostentatious elegance? |
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| The opportunity to take time out, to enjoy the art of living in true yet unostentatious luxury. |
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| No fancy facades or decorations, but rather unostentatious elegance distinguishes this 19 storey building. |
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| It's an understated, totally assured, and unostentatious style. |
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| There is not even any need to put on your best bib and tucker, because the restaurant itself is a surprisingly unostentatious venue that specialises in simplicity. |
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| The well-used copper utensils, heavy slab of salmon and a lemon almost suspended at the table edge each play their own unostentatious part in this scene. |
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| His unostentatious manner and his sense of humour endeared him to those with whom he came in contact, and as a lecturer he was lively and interesting. |
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| Oslo is unostentatious, a cosmopolitan city that does not have skyscrapers, spaghetti flyovers, screeching cars, multi level metros of monolithic malls. |
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| Ms Dunmore's beautifully measured, unostentatious prose conveys terrible shudders of feeling. |
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| The world is beating a path to Finland to find out what made this unostentatious Nordic country top of international education league tables. |
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| Mr Clifford greatly admires Asquith, rating him a wise and unostentatious statesman of genuine integrity. |
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| The Louis XIII style architecture with its sober, unostentatious appearance is enough to seduce would-be buyers. |
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| Pope John Paul II's simple coffin of blond cypress wood, with its only decoration a cross and the letter M for Mary, symbolised his unostentatious lifestyle. |
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| In his final years Moore established an unostentatious way of living, and two or three young sculptors helped him with the more laborious and time-consuming activities entailed in sculpting. |
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| The family lived in unostentatious and genteel luxury, dividing its time between the family estate in the Hudson River valley of New York state and European resorts. |
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| Even the choice of nonoriginals hewed to his usual ideal: a sun-warped dream vision of the American heartland, with unostentatious jazz inflections. |
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| The interior has an unostentatious, purist appearance and features a particularly large organ, an asymmetric choir with arched ceiling and a nave with a wooden ceiling. |
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| Unostentatious and unshowy, their simplicity belies their deep resonance. |
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