Sentence examples for generally subdued from inspiring English sources

Religious processions are generally subdued affairs, without the colour and the drama found in Spain.

And the atmosphere in the courtroom, which is generally subdued, was electric.

Dynamics are generally subdued, and the singer keeps stretching syllables over repeated notes, to quavery effect.

The mood was generally subdued for a game between territorial rivals, and it was compounded by the small turnout.

The contrast with the generally subdued, recessiony atmosphere outside was strong, and might well be part of the appeal.

For most of Monday, though, the city was generally subdued and even turned hopeful as a band played in the street and people sang and prayed.

The colors and design should generally be subdued.

The trace of the Ranau fault is generally more geomorphically subdued than the Kumering fault, except in its central part that exhibits sharp lateral offsets of linear valleys and ridges.

But those players generally received a similarly subdued response, with nothing close to the expected surge in attention that figures to follow a male athlete's coming out.

The man promptly got into his automobile & drove around shooting off a shotgun and shouting, "Everybody can have a baby but my wife!" He grazed a cop, broke several windows, raised hell generally before the police subdued him.

"Get in line behind Trump!" one man shouted, while an older man offered, "Thanks for protecting Medicare!" Generally, however, things remained subdued in Ely — perhaps in part because, as several people along the parade route said, residents were just surprised to see Mr. Heller there.