Sentence examples for little subdued from inspiring English sources

Maybe the languid heat of it all made the atmosphere just a little subdued; maybe it was because the ship-in-a-bottle didn't dance or sing or perform comic tricks like the interactive One and Other – but the atmosphere seemed a little subdued this morning.

However, he clearly enjoyed the company of women and confessed in 1928, after a visit to the Rowntree's chocolate factory, that the sight of the girls there had "stirred up all the instincts of my youth ... very little subdued by the passage of years".

"He was a little subdued in the dugout.

They seemed a little subdued at that point.

"I just thought that she was a little subdued," Ms. Pilch said.

Wechsler said, a little subdued, "I was reading 'The Tempest' just now, and it connects".

Russ is a little more subdued.

Here it's a little more subdued.

Los Angeles is brighter, of course, but it's not very bright; it's a little bit subdued for Los Angeles.

"He's been a little bit subdued, but he's not going to want a protectionist legacy," says Bhagwati.

Excitement levels were a little more subdued at Sunderland, where the tie against Blackburn petered out into a tame 0-0 draw.