| 1. | The Yale-educated actress and director always presents herself articulately and unpretentiously.
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| 2. | Besides, the ship is really so unpretentiously casual.
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| 3. | The Arlington native spoke slowly and unpretentiously and with a thick Boston accent.
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| 4. | His conversation, unpretentiously anecdotal, is often surprising in its depth of show business wisdom.
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| 5. | Ilya splurged on a limited-edition Mercedes this summer, but otherwise he lives unpretentiously.
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| 6. | She was also a devout Catholic, who unpretentiously played the organ for her parish church.
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| 7. | However, many horror genre critics were more positive, viewing the film as unpretentiously entertaining.
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| 8. | On a wall, unpretentiously, were poems the father had written about each of his children.
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| 9. | You have to have made movies for 30 years to be able to move the camera so unpretentiously.
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| 10. | But it delivered unpretentiously, which is more than some of rock's most established monuments can offer.
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