Sentence examples similar to Muffle a feeling from inspiring English sources
From his feet, Mr. De Witt sees drabness and gloom, the good cheer muffled by job worries, a feeling that peace on earth is unattainable.
rights, and their antipathy for Donald Trump, a feeling that Ossoff shares — but has muffled, as he wages a "respectful campaign dedicated to local issues before national politics," as he put it.
Wales is a feeling, Ireland a feeling.
One of the abusers, he said, used religion itself to muffle a few abused boys.
"Yes?" Dr. Morton did not attempt to muffle a heavy sigh.
The girl from Idaho was too slow to muffle a gasp.
"I remember muffling a laugh the first time I heard the term 'nuclear option,' " he wrote.
He started making a muffling noise down the phone, like he was muffling a handkerchief over his mouth, then put the phone down.
"Are these people really representative of the new Republicans?" Ms. Wyman asked, muffling a chuckle.
"Yeah, that's pretty messed up," Francis said, muffling a satisfied belch with his napkin.
In that moment, he sounds almost like a flute muffled by a pillow.
