Sentence examples for feel muted from inspiring English sources

The gardener struggles with a plastic bag and shelters from the storm but these elements, which are surely a conservationism nudge, feel muted.

Inevitably the conflicts that fuel the play — between Macbeth and his foes, Macbeth and his wife, Macbeth and the brutal fate his actions have brought about — feel muted by the one-man, many-voices concept.

At the end of these novels we may feel stunned, we may feel muted sadness, or even a sense of despair, but we won't feel powerful emotion flooding through us, reminding us of our own vulnerabilities, our own anguish.

By comparison, the Y's Christian-based guiding philosophy -- the motto "We build strong kids, strong families, strong communities" is its answer to the J.C.C.'s "Shalom, you're right where you belong" -- may feel muted to its members.

The colours feel muted.

It has felt muted.

I felt muted and not myself.

The rest, while always impeccably proper, sometimes felt muted.

All the performances, except the wonderful chorus, felt muted.

The tone feels muted, lonely and probably romantic for a crowd of tourists paying a visit.

In the theatre foyer, even at the most successful performances, the atmosphere feels muted and tense.