Sentence examples similar to a subdued effect from inspiring English sources
The red dyes have long since oxidized to tones of camel's-hair beige and wheat-yellow, a more subdued effect than intended.
Byron used it effectively to convey a sense of excitement and galloping in "The Destruction of Sennacherib": In Swinburne's "By the North Sea," however, anapestic trimeter conveys a more subdued effect:.
An article in Business Day on Wednesday about the subdued effect of rising energy prices on Houston misstated the daily oil production of Texas.
Arms and shoulders are bare and powdered golden brown, creating a subdued and warm effect.
His colour range is a subdued one of silvery grays, golden yellows, and browns, the naturalistic effects being achieved by accurate tone values.
Later some particularly happy effects were achieved in clouded, lead-glazed earthenware in which a subdued range of watery-looking colours yellow, green, pale brown, and several grays was used.
It is a subdued gathering.
There's kind of a subdued mood around the stands.
Other activists agreed that Sunday calls for a subdued approach.
Hofmeester is a subdued guide, ratcheted to his breaking point.
