Sentence examples for a bit more muted from inspiring English sources
The team's celebration was a bit more muted.
But Mr. Moe was a bit more muted in recent interviews.
"I guess it was a bit more muted than when something's amplified 10 times in a big, real theater with 600," he said.
The session today -- billed as "The Return of the Vote-a-Rama" on the Republicans' in-house television network -- was a bit more muted, with each side perhaps growing weary.
His enthusiasm [for Rand] might be a bit more muted than before … but he is still influenced by her". The institute, said Jennifer Burns, author of Goddess of the Market: Ayn Rand and the American Right, was proving more pragmatic than its late prophet.
Actually McCain's remarks were a bit more muted than on Thursday, when he helped restore the financial markets' shattered confidence by accusing Obama of responding to the crisis with "the kind of me-first, country-second politics" that "sees an economic crisis as a political opportunity instead of a time to lead".
This is great for parking, or when tooling around a mall lot, but we'd like a bit more feel from the tiller at 30mph-50mph, when feedback seems very muted.
The bookish style ($315 at Barneys New York and oliverpeoples.com) is available in four muted colors, made from a transparent acetate that resembles tortoiseshell with a bit more polish.
The interiors are muted beige affairs with a proliferation of white leather – although it is evidently a bit more Premier Inn than Ritz: "Light wood effect deckheads, faux leather and marble veneer give the impression of luxury," say the manufacturers.
