Sentence examples for perhaps subdued from inspiring English sources

Shares of AMD scuffled on the announcement of Meyer's promotion from chief operating officer last year, but perhaps subdued expectations are better than the pie-in-the-sky optimism that often comes with a "celebrity" hire, Ponvert suggested.

Syria has become more assertive in trying to articulate its point of view to the world in recent weeks, reflecting what many diplomats see as growing confidence on the part of Mr. Assad's government that it can stanch and perhaps subdue the uprising.

When the result was announced, Teddy Atlas, calling the fight for NBC, was surprisingly subdued; perhaps outrage fatigue was setting in.

"Despite the strong performance of the labour market, real wages growth remains subdued, perhaps indicating some slack remains," he said.

People seemed initially subdued, perhaps unsure how to feel about a night of entertainment after two days of trauma.

The Abbottabad raid has, for the moment and perhaps for good, subdued any exploitable doubts about Obama's fitness to be Commander-in-Chief.

In Mississippi, union officials say, the state's Republican establishment has been relatively subdued, perhaps calculating that more aggressive opposition would be ineffective, even self-defeating.

The next spring training, the Phillies' manager at the time, Larry Bowa, said Rollins seemed more subdued, perhaps burdened by the organization's preference that he improve his average and on-base percentage.

But even with Rooney and Anderson back after injury, Old Trafford felt subdued, perhaps expectant.

Meireles's celebrations were subdued, perhaps out of respect to his fellow countryman Villas-Boas, in sharp contrast to Di Matteo and his cohorts on the Chelsea bench.

Valandraud, which I also tasted separately, was the most harmonious and perhaps a bit more subdued.