Sentence examples for a muted version from inspiring English sources

But some New Yorkers, born without or having lost one of their senses, experience a muted version of our symphonic city.

Although warmly welcomed back in 2000 after his cancer specialist gave him the all clear, MPs have only seen a muted version of Mr Skinner since his return.

"Also, Chilean leaders seem willing to try a muted version of their proposal first and then build upon it after an initial trial period".

While on 'I'm Not Bossy...'... it's often a muted version of itself, hobbled by soft, shlocky production, in the wild it's lost none of its raw, gut-tugging force, unleashed to its stripping, healing full here.

Richard Nicoll, another crossover from the women's market, also had a strong collection but with very wearable, minimalist separates, like a leather anorak or a camp shirt, in a muted version of the season's '80s Pop palette.

Freud approaches his sitters with a muted version of the erotic fascination and domineering intent that Picasso brought to his portraits of Dora Maar and, really, to everything else he did.

Then came a precipitous plunge to earth: a level, muted version of his calypso "St.

While Mr. Carter labored to appear strong on defense, Mr. Reagan presented a more muted version of his own foreign policy and defense plans.

There's a smart, muted version of this attitude on the second-to-last page of the book, under the heading "Advice".

Onstage Mr. Diamond is a slightly muted version of the showman he has always been, belting his songs in a still powerful baritone and punctuating the climaxes by pointing straight up to the rafters.

He chose, in fact, to write a somewhat muted version of this bloody finale, in which the Bacchantes threaten Orfeo's destruction but his actual fate is left in doubt.