Sentence examples for a subdued reaction from inspiring English sources

"They can't afford to get a subdued reaction to their product".

But Congresswoman Isabel Allende, daughter of Salvador Allende, the president who died during the coup led by the general, said she expected a subdued reaction to his return.

Tebow entered the game to a subdued reaction from the crowd at Paul Brown Stadium: some cheers, some boos, a lot of apparent indifference when his name was announced.

It's likely that the very rarity of the event is what gives it its cachet, so it would make sense that the second realistic possibility of a Triple Crown winner within four years has wrought a more subdued reaction.

In the United States, the Obama administration and both Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill had a more subdued reaction, clinging to the hope that U.S. nuclear power could remain a mainstay of a clean-technology energy future.

Fund-raising experts had a more subdued reaction.

A little later, Tom, the self-centered folkie — who has revived his career with a hit song about the girl killed in the accident, to the others' disgust — has a more subdued reaction.

Mr. McCain addressed the convention earlier Wednesday and got a somewhat subdued reaction as he declared, "Our president is not being true to our values," adding,  "I trust Mitt Romney to lead us".

Because of an editing error, an article on Thursday about Representative Paul D. Ryan's acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention on Wednesday night misidentified, in some copies, the speaker who received a somewhat subdued reaction when he said, "Our president is not being true to our values".

Mosby's announcement drew a subdued response on Baltimore streets.

The subdued reaction says a good deal about the changed state of the computer business.