Sentence examples for feel muffled from inspiring English sources

Things happen offscreen in the world of real time and people respond to them, but even the most impassioned responses on Facebook feel muffled, because they're enclosed in its floating bubble of rigidly formatted comments and photos.

But it was also important to create the right sound for the hotel: while noises often feel muffled in hotel rooms, at Juvet you can hear the Valldøla river 10m below, and you can even slide open two small windows by the bed if you want to hear the water more clearly.

This red material to the left reflects the sound of the speaker and makes it feel bright and harsh; this material to the right absorbs the sound and makes it feel muffled.

I remember days, weeks and months where it felt like I was separated from life by a sheet of Plexiglas; I could see what was going on and (mostly) keep up with the world, but everything felt muffled and blurry.

I felt a muffled irritation.

Marianna Petrovna, whose job at the estate is the daunting-sounding "methodologist," gives Boris the once-over: "Do you love Pushkin?" I felt a muffled irritation.

Mr. Louiso admirably tries to avoid the therapeutic sentimentality that so often accompanies movie treatments of grief, but his detached, minimalist approach ultimately makes the film feel thin and muffled (Scott).

Richardson felt Picasso's muffled annoyance only indirectly.

The last roar of a crowd Ouija Board will have felt was the muffled noise which arrived in the Sha Tin stable block yesterday afternoon as the filly stood wounded in her box.

Its desultory plot and muffled despair still feel strikingly modern.

Evan is as irrelevant in death as, in his last grim, muffled months, he felt he was in life.