Sentence examples for muted disagreement from inspiring English sources
But although most critics of the nuclear winter theory have expressed only muted disagreement with the latest TTAPS paper, major discrepancies remain between its estimates and those of some other leading investigators.
To read The New Yorker's writing on the war is to learn about the quiet questioning of soldiers and their families; about the hidden tortures inflicted in America's secret prisons; about the muted disagreements within the military, of which ordinary citizens were supposed to remain oblivious.
By Democratic Party standards, this is a relatively muted internal disagreement.
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A 2014 Pew study found that just over a quarter of Facebook users (including 31percentt of consistent conservatives and 44percentt of consistent liberals) have muted or unfriended someone because of political disagreements.
The oddity of the club's season is that, although there have been different factions within the squad regarding Mourinho, it never escalated into open revolt or disagreement in what has been an oddly muted dressing room.
Turn off the water: there was some disagreement over that, although, this being Iceland, it was muted and civil.
In substance, the candidates echoed the disagreements of Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush, but with a muted tone that seemed aimed at reassuring the public about their respective commitments to civility.
Senate Republicans were muted in their response, saying they would introduce amendments to press their case on areas of disagreement, including the powers of a new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that would set up inside the Fed.
Disagreements about China policy inside the government, which have often been heated since 1989, have become muted.
