Sentence examples for little mute from inspiring English sources

"So … that's why, you know, things are a little mute tonight," Yorke says.

For users like me, that rendered Soundwave a little mute since the majority of my music listening takes place on a laptop streamed to my home-office stereo.

Refocussing my website and refreshing my logo and other branding elements, I noticed that the photos I'd been using over the last 18 months were making my personal brand seem a little mute in comparison.

Nothing is there except the bold, scary insistence that something is there: the ineffable but essential thing called human rights". Nothing is there, he might as well be saying, but the story of human rights, the belief, as he suggests 50 pages later, that we are subjects, rather than "good little mute and neutered objects," and, as such, bigger than our fear.

But the governor's description of the spending reduction that would ultimately prove beneficial did little to mute criticism from around the state and across the political spectrum.

Though yesterday's report eased worries that such a spiral had already begun, it did little to mute concerns about the future.

The hint was that a more human touch can be expected.In this section Defining boundaries Campus collaboration ReprintsSuch tweaking of the leaders' image has done little to mute demands for more radical change.

As in his previous books, Mr. Ferguson does little to mute his own strong ideological views: He denounces Marx as "an odious individual"; disdains what he calls "a lumpenproletariat with vices" like drinking gin and engaging in street fights; and emphasizes what he sees as the positive aspects of colonialism.

I don't care that Kameron is a little bit mute and not that exciting as a person, what bores me is that she never delivers something I haven't seen before.

He ends up borrowing money from the bank and equipment from his employers to build a typhoon shelter in the garden against the gathering storm and protect his loving wife (Jessica Chastain) and little deaf-mute daughter, while preaching to his neighbours.

Language, myth and tradition meld in the story of the relationship between a mute little boy and a lonely woman.