Sentence examples for muted ones from inspiring English sources

True to his word, Mr. Eisen, a South African and a Seventh Avenue veteran who returned to fashion after a four-year hiatus, eschews shrill colors for muted ones that allow his unembellished shapes to stand out.

Figure 12 shows massive declines in female LFP in rural areas of most states, whereas Fig. 13 shows much more muted ones in the corresponding urban areas.

Bolder colours are better under stage lights than more natural or muted ones.

But going forward you have to be aware of a host of rising costs associated with the businesses, from cap-and-trade charges, rising health care costs and the added burden of the public finance entities scrambling for cash whereupon the recovery in the year ahead will be a muted one rather than a merry one.

While AIPAC was lobbying lawmakers on behalf of the original (amended) Senate resolution, their effort was a muted one.

As goodbyes go, it's hard to remember a more muted one than this.

Even the ­Chelsea cheers as the Cup was raised were muted, one appreciatory roar for ­Hiddink apart, whereas had it been Everton going up the steps the din would have been a ­danger to passing aircraft.

They have passed the two-year point -- most start-ups fail in their first two years -- and they have successfully ridden out the economic downturn and reached what most local economists agree is an economic recovery, albeit a muted one.

Elena Chernenko is head of the foreign desk at Kommersant, a Russian paper that started out as a respectable and independent chronicler of business and politics but is now a rather muted one.

THROUGH all manner of comic adversity, Mr. Harvey preserves a stoicism that distances him from the demonstrative Mr. Hughley and Mr. Foxx, channeling his pain into muted one-liners and hurt looks.

But in the end it was Kurdish fighters who poured into Mosul yesterday, to an enthusiastic welcome from the city's Kurds, but a more muted one from everyone else.