Meanings of unobtrusive manner in English

What an incalculable amount of good, and that in the most unobtrusive manner.

Shakespeare's morality is introduced in the same simple, unobtrusive manner.

He was doing his part so well-inhis quiet, unobtrusive manner he was making himself so agreeable.

In a quiet, unobtrusive manner he did her so many little services that she found it impossible to dislike him.

Never consulted on political questions, he confined himself to his military duties and fulfilled them in a conscientious and unobtrusive manner.

I hope the signorina comes again! and left the room in the same quiet, unobtrusive manner in which he had entered.

This young officer is a bright mulatto, tall and soldierly, with a quiet unobtrusive manner, and the bearing of a gentleman.

He had proffered the bill in such a gentle and unobtrusive manner, although, perhaps, it was all the money he owned!

In an unobtrusive manner, Ms. Flomp appeared to be rationing his drinks, and soon, at her urging, we went in to dinner.

Mrs. Stapleton, he noticed, was just folding up, in an unobtrusive manner, several sheets of paper that he had not noticed before.

She was fervent in her belief, and Thomas seems to have been too, though in the polite and unobtrusive manner of his class.

But the great Cardinal had seen him more than once, and had conceived a liking for his delicate intellectual face and unobtrusive manner.

The butler had come up to his master in the unobtrusive manner of a well-trained servant, and was waiting an opportunity to speak.

The priest picked it up; in a quick, unobtrusive manner he uncorked and sniffed it, and his heavy face turned the colour of clay.

Neither was Boase altogether happy about the path in life of his spiritual son, although that path seemed to lead, in its unobtrusive manner, upward.

With the matchless nerve that characterized the great gunmen of the day there was a cool, unobtrusive manner, a speech brief, almost gentle, certainly courteous.