Sentence examples for much more muted from inspiring English sources
This present conference is a much more muted affair.
This year's end-of-summer reckoning is happier: protests and violence have been much more muted.
Opposition to gay marriage has been much more muted on social media.
The occasion was much more muted than recent events might have suggested.
The U.S. government's response to the personnel data hacks has been much more muted.
His leadership in national church affairs had also been much more muted in recent years.
The new atrium, planned over three years and designed by British architectural firm Foster and Partners, is a much more adult affair: more muted, more pared-down, more – well – grey.
But in areas beyond the immediate vicinity of the plant, the reaction, while supportive, was also much more guarded and muted.
Then he shifted course again, Mr. Seng said: "While his earlier works gave coarse, thicker line and brushwork, and brighter colors, there was a big stylistic shift in his later works, with much more refined line and muted colors".
More muted, much closer photographs of the area [End Page 124] taken from the U.S. Geological Survey emerge as the satellite image fades out.
Alternative measurements of the Irish economy – which seek to remove the impact of foreign multinational accountancy practices (that is, aggressive tax avoidance) – show the recession to have been much deeper and the recovery more muted.
