Sentence examples for muted conflict from inspiring English sources

Lazio was eager for advancement; but unlike most ambitious people, he had the kind of anodyne personality that muted conflict.

The reverberations of their muted conflict travel onwards, affecting their parents, their friends, and in a particularly engaging section, their teenage son, who stews in self-loathing and seeks escape in the arms of an alluring, dope-smoking girlfriend.

It muted social conflict.

That is not likely to happen today, given the muted superpower conflict over the Middle East.

Still, even with the abundant care lavished on the production, the play's soft tones and muted family conflicts make "Ah, Wilderness!" a very mild brew.

If such concerns existed in Beijing, they were muted: Sri Lanka's conflict was an internal matter.

But fundamental differences in goals that were muted during the conflict are resurfacing as Mr. Abbas seeks to end it.

The Conservatives supported Tony Blair's commitment of troops, which muted the unpopular conflict's influence on the general election of 2005.

Local analysts say that opposition to Mr Saakashvili has been muted during the conflict, but may grow afterwards, making his position untenable.

While sometimes that resulted in fistfights on the floor of the House, and it is true that Joe McCarthy and other legislators demonstrated the possibility of overheated rhetoric, intense personal conflict was muted by informal friendships and family ties.

While Richard Holbrooke, the American special envoy for Bosnia, recognized Operation Deliberate Force as "a historic development in post-Cold War relations" and as a crucial element in ending the war in Bosnia, the actual impact of Deny Flight on the course of the conflict was more muted.