unpretentious

Some of them were unpretentious, at least on the outside.

It can take a lot of work to be unpretentious.

Bill Clinton never has to make up stories to show that he's unpretentious.

They were led down a long hall to a rather large but unpretentious room.

It was unpretentious, not even in the better section of the city.

As a teacher, he was unpretentious and often very funny.

He's just Deck, an unpretentious little guy who wants to be my friend.

And to their credit, they have an unpretentious, fun time doing it.

But many of the most unpretentious places serve wonderful food.

"We want to show the new Germany: democratic, united and unpretentious."

The result is an unpretentious evening, except in one regard.

Actually, in a simple or unpretentious way, he's being philosophical.

For the time being they were an unpretentious and affectionate family.

The unpretentious menu and low prices are out of an old movie, too.

The best feature of the shops was the unpretentious service.

I might even give myself a small unpretentious diamond ring.

The unpretentious looking man was a master at making love to a woman in the swing.

"He was a very unpretentious guy who didn't expect someone to do his work for him."

It is an unpretentious world where sounds belong only to themselves.

I was glad of the few minutes to myself in this quiet, unpretentious room.

And beyond that, he was a warm, unpretentious ambassador for the game.

His advice, common as though it may be, is honest and unpretentious.

As usual, the summer exhibition there is small and unpretentious.

It is unpretentious writing, but more subtle than would appear.

Other, more general ideas are raised by this fascinating and unpretentious little show.