Sentence examples for not be muffled from inspiring English sources

Indeed, at a time when security and surveillance threaten privacy and other civil liberties, when wars and assassination are waged abroad in the name of security and democracy, art should be loud and challenging, skewering and ridiculing the powerful as much as possible, and not be muffled, silenced and hushed.

However improved the facilities for the players, corporates and members, though, England will hope that the volume generated by the Eric Hollies stand has not been muffled by the vast new development.

But the series has a romantic streak that can't quite be muffled by all the back thumping and kidding around.

The train's steam whistle was not powerful and could easily be muffled by the storm's howling winds.

Donald Trump's catastrophe siren must be muffled.

Now Germany's voice will be muffled too.

The plot problems have to be muffled, at least.

This will cause the sound to be muffled.

Party vice-chairman Michael Fabricant wrote on Twitter: "The Conservative voice is muffled and not crisp.

He makes gaffes, his message is muffled, and he isn't much of a communicator.

Devonté Hynes is trying to tell a story but his words are muffled and he's struggling not to laugh.