Meanings of less flamboyant in anglès

The SDLP and Alliance will ferry their leaders in less flamboyant style.

Mayo 2012 are tougher, quieter and less flamboyant than the stereotypical Mayo teams.

The swelling was down and the bruising looked less flamboyant.

In any case, our visitor's manner became less flamboyant.

Maura Laverty's writing reminds me a bit of Elizabeth David, but it's less flamboyant and more grounded.

It has the same rawness as flamenco but it's less flamboyant, and more stern and stark somehow.

Quieter, less flamboyant and, speaking English with ease and confidence, he reminds me of a rather liberal head-teacher.

Anton as well as Victor, although his chosen entry route is a lot less flamboyant. Here, he smiled.

They were relatively sober and compact things, with narrower petals and much less flamboyant variegation than Dutch tulips.

The second was less flamboyant but equally effective, finding the perfectly timed run of Aaron Ramsey with a weighted ball.

Tucked off Mount Street in Dublin, it has for years been a haunt of the less flamboyant movers and shakers.

No one gave it a second glance -the other women wore more or less flamboyant versions of the same article.

This time, Hill's less flamboyant twist on the original is inviting two of her children on stage to sing along at the end.

The relevant photo of an elegant sunlit arch could not, however, have looked less like a snap of our own less flamboyant nation.

And when the glaciers were safe, perhaps he would submit to a little regression therapy from one of the People's less flamboyant psychotherapists.