Sentence examples for is much muted from inspiring English sources

There are lots of European players, but the collision of European and North American styles, once so bracing, is much muted.

First, the class aspect of the fall is much muted.

But the voice of feminism in matters of sex is much muted these days, except from a few die-hards.

Inside its fabled two-story white buildings there is much muted gossip about budgets and meetings and the like.

However, the effect is much muted relative to the species-wide sample, suggesting that population differentiation and demography contributes to some of the differences between pooled, species-wide samples.

"Criticism of Obama's failure to change much of this has been much muted on the American left, embarrassingly so, given the powerful complaints that came from those quarters during the Bush years".

Or that Africa, the topic of the moment in 2014 at Davos, is much more muted this year.

The pure excitement of tech that can be found at San Francisco meetups is much more muted here.

Houser's Facebook profile, which is much more muted, is linked to only two groups one pledging to "Stand With Rand [Paul]" and the other celebrating Irish-American heritage.

Analysts with CounterPoint Research in Beijing told VICE News that it was seeing similar patterns in China, and that "the response is much more muted than expected".

His leadership in national church affairs had also been much more muted in recent years.