Sentence examples for more mute from inspiring English sources
On mere mortals, fuchsia or lime green hair somehow seems more mute than fierce.
But the more mute he is, the more convincing he becomes: a terrifying super- strong baby, pleading to be lulled with familiar stories, tucking himself carefully into bed as if he were his own doll.
We used to be assured in our youth that good found its way to the top... but so does bad work, and we have acquired not only an innate suspicion of printed superlatives but a feeling that more mute, inglorious Milton than we care to contemplate may be moldering away out of sight.
You transfer from limo to limo at the silent behest of more mute, white-gloved chauffeurs.
But I still relish, certainly above the prospect of more mute protagonists, the idea of a game making me want to method-act the character.
These mourners marched six abreast, and were followed by the funeral committee, 28 local clergymen and two more mutes.
Behind this group marched Joseph Brandreth and the Rev Blackburne, and behind them came carriages carrying the pall-bearers, a group of local dignitaries who had known and worked with Huskisson, followed by two more mutes.
Both birds, the whooper swan and the Bewick's swan, are similar – being snow-white with yellow on their bills, in contrast to the orange-billed and more familiar mute swan which lives in Britain all year round.
Hold doesn't do anything more than Mute.
These are fair questions, and ones that our predecessors in the nineteenth century, always so willing to speak of the "pleasures" of literature, had ready answers to; twenty-first century poets are more commonly mute on the subject.
