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An unpretending man, and has small taste for fancy names.
He must know that she was amiable and unpretending as we have found her.
It is the more beautiful for being small and unpretending; even flowers must be modest.
In him a modest, unpretending nature was linked to a great soul.
I could also teach, in a very unpretending way.
Some could not understand the reason for enjoying so thoroughly as almost everyone did these simple unpretending songs.
So modest and unpretending a man but such a genius intellectually!
They are generally of the plainest and most unpretending description.
During the days in the field, we got to know the farmers… They are unpretending, loyal, and warm-hearted.
He opened the mine and built a little unpretending ten-stamp mill.
In fact, nothing could well be more simple - more utterly unpretending than this cottage.
This is the society we are met to assist - simple, sympathetic, practical, easy, sensible, unpretending.
She is young, rather pretty modest and unpretending, and full of winning politeness.
He lived rather in an unpretending way in Yalutorovsk.
My idea is to make a little nookery somewhat in the Dutch style, quaint, but unpretending.
The discourse was plain, unpretending, and well adapted to the comprehension of the hearers.
In some unpretending airport novel, such a slapdash come-on might slide by.
As always, they are fresh, perky, unpretending and droll.
It was described as a very plain, unpretending structure, an undivided parallelogram, 72ft long, and 55ft wide.
But it was just a plain, roomy house, capable of extending to many guests an unpretending hospitality.
In character he was amiable and unpretending.
They are very quiet, unpretending people.
That proved to be a low, unpretending structure which was of no great extent, so far as Bruno's hasty look could ascertain.
Whether travelling by road, rail or river the unpretending little volume was ever present in some companion's or stranger's hands.
The Philistine is often likeable, endowed with athletic ability, unpretending and credulous.