Sentence examples for muted call from inspiring English sources

At first, her muted call for a new frugality sounds almost as far-fetched as a carbon tax in the United States anytime soon.

Protests followed from Arab and European governments, and the White House responded with a more muted call for all sides to show "maximum restraint".

Liang Xiaosheng, an author and a government-appointed member of China's legislative advisory body, said last week that Mao's statement and other clauses in the report are a muted call for more artistic freedom, at least over the long haul.

Separately, South Africa's deputy president issued a muted call for greater press freedom in Zimbabwe, saying that South Africa's cacophony of media voices is "what we would want to see in any other country".

What the 22 delegations gave them was a rancorous search for lowest common denominators, ending with a pledge to release funds to the Palestinians that had already been promised, and a muted call for the relief of Iraq.The results were greeted with cynicism.

At the moment the cap is £9,000 but there are already muted calls for it to be raised.

Yet the most vocal U.S. creditors, like Russia and China, are likely to make only very muted calls for new reserve assets and fiscal consolidation in the U.S. The voicing of dollar solvency concerns in June only added to pressure on the U.S. dollar and increased these countries' (dollar-dominated) reserve accumulation.

But anti-immigrant sentiment in Britain, illustrated by the Brexit vote, has muted calls for larger numbers to be resettled.

When it was bright, a second, muted pattern called a hunting sett (often gray-based) was used for everyday wear on the moors and in the mountains.

Gandhi's reaction to the Lahore Resolution was muted; he called it "baffling", but told his disciples that Muslims, in common with other people of India, had the right to self-determination.

Karen Lazan CITY SOUNDS Listen with patience and persistence And you will finally, fully hear it: Between the cacophony of Crosstown buses and steamy subways, Before the blare of Broadway bright lights and Soho street fairs, And after the sounds of Ceaseless celebrants and weary workers There comes this sudden, muted music: A call of urban quiet and The shout of a silent city.