Sentence examples for relatively subdued practice from inspiring English sources

Lieberman ran a relatively subdued practice, without the punitive conditioning drills or the temper tantrums that you might associate with, say, Bobby Knight — another pal in the Rolodex.

But so, remarkably, is the relatively subdued narrative undercurrent.

Canning had a relatively subdued grand manner, perhaps to match his modest public roles.

And Viacom's relatively subdued guidance for next year might have also sent the stock downward.

Until now, Hezbollah has kept its public statements on Syria relatively subdued, partly to avoid further inflaming Lebanese politics.

The convention wound up at 11pm with a relatively subdued speech from the normally combative New Jersey governor, Chris Christie.

Ms. Quinn has run a relatively subdued publicity campaign for the memoir, appearing on a small number of cable news programs and granting an interview to Marie Claire.

Inside a relatively subdued locker room on Monday night, linebacker Bart Scott acknowledged that a large segment of the N.F.L. probably enjoyed watching the Jets consume crow.

"Such factors are likely to prevent a sharp further acceleration in house prices and the most likely outlook is for house price inflation to remain relatively subdued".

Nationwide's chief economist, Robert Gardner, said: "The strength of the economy and relatively subdued pace of activity in the housing market remains something of an anomaly.

"So many people are saying I shouldn't run for governor," Mr. Paterson told a supportive but relatively subdued crowd of about 400 people at the Hofstra University student center here on Long Island.