Sentence examples for feel mute from inspiring English sources
His works feel mute yet directly expressive, their appeal essentially non-verbal.
Princeton can prompt one to feel you can say and be everything, and sometimes feel mute and be nothing.
Nothing prepares you to be away from your family for six weeks, and in a country where you feel deaf, mute, and illiterate.
I knew my daughter was staring at me, and with an intensity that made it feel like a mute interview for fatherhood.
Do Aussies feel oppressed and mute because they're scared of offending someone?
In a scene that shows "The Butcher' carrying out this horrific act, one watching American Sniper may feel the need to mute the film to avoid hearing an innocent child's screams drowned by the sound of a drill going into flesh and the wailing of the child's family.
By censoring their fabulousness, my participants felt forced to mute core aspects of themselves — and so their organizations are unlikely to fully tap into their unique mindsets.
When we'd agreed I'd stay home for a while, we had thought it would be special to have the babies learn love and language from their own flesh and blood, but now I felt mean and mute.
Mute protagonists ultimately feel like a cop-out.
That's what talking can feel like to a selectively mute child.
