Sentence examples for far more muted from inspiring English sources

Such criticism became far more muted as the takeover approached.

Mr. Gingrich's performance in the debate in Tampa on Monday night was far more muted.

The "loud message" to cut spending cited by Mr. Boehner was actually far more muted.

On this side of the Atlantic, the ecological arguments against peat moss have been far more muted.

But his second act was far more muted, and his dancing can look effortful rather than expressive.

But the reaction was far more muted in the troubled credit market, which the Fed was trying to help.

In a sign of the shift in immigration politics, primarily because of the strong Latino vote for Democrats in the elections last November, the groups opposing any legalization for illegal immigrants have so far been more muted than they were in 2007.

A media analysis from the University of Loughborough showed something surprising: while press coverage of the Labour party has been almost uniformly negative (with the exceptions of the Mirror and, to a much lesser extent, the Guardian), positive coverage of the Tories has been far more rare and more muted.

But one of them is why the Australian backlash – so far at least – is more muted.

Several Democrats associated with Mr. Kerry's campaign in 2004 said in interviews Tuesday that they were comfortable so far with Mr. Obama's more muted response to the book, which has not showed up yet in television advertisements.

The combative tone of this year's convention has been a far cry from the more muted, defensive mood of last year's event, which was held just days after the shootings at Columbine High School and was shortened to one day from three.