Sentence examples for muffled language from inspiring English sources
On Monday, the party elder most responsible for Mr. Mori's selection, Hiromu Nonaka, said that the prime minister should "prioritize the people's peace of mind," which in the muffled language of Japanese politics was widely interpreted as a call to resign.
Whatever caused that season of clarity, once elected, Obama promptly sank into the stale, muffled, parallel-universe language wielded by most politicians, and has remained there ever since.
That might be construed as a ransom payment, which is one reason that the language of terrorism diplomacy is muffled and ambiguous.
The offices are separated by partitions, over which the muffled tones of business conversations in many languages and requests for copy machines (they're provided) can be heard, but no more loudly than in most offices.
Muffled, for example, low pass speech.
This gives muffled effect in synthesized target speech.
Lopez speaks rapidly, in muffled Spanish and English, and is hard to understand in either language.
When synthesized speech is over-smooth, it sounds "muffled" and far from natural [3 5].
He interviewed the young Ho Chi Minh in 1923 (he did occasional journalism) and wrote, "He speaks French, the language of the oppressors, but the French words sound dim and faint, like the muffled bell of his native language".
[Muffled voices.] O.K. madam.
