Sentence examples for remarkably muted from inspiring English sources

Over the weekend, Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa ) tweeted that Dutch far-right nationalist Geert Wilders has been right in saying that "culture and demographics are our destiny," adding that "we can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies". Since then, the response from Republicans has been remarkably muted, even though the remark has received wall-to-wall media coverage.

Academic commentary on the financial crisis by economists has been remarkably muted.

In the midst of Trump's apparent efforts to upend U.S.-China relations, Beijing's official response has been remarkably muted.

Given it's a Brexit-baking, US-China trade talking, non-farm Friday the markets were remarkably muted as the morning went on.

But the gossip was remarkably muted and failed to dent the sisters' popularity, partly because they dealt with it as if they were pros.

In a remarkably muted response to the limits on superintendents' salaries, Richard Bozza, the executive director of the New Jersey Association of School Administrators, appealed to the principle of home rule.

Nobody else except Mr. Madoff projects so surely here, but Ms. Lentz's more muted, remarkably fleet style lodges in the mind.

But these were the exceptions, remarkably few and muted, so, as Kevin Arnovitz writes so poetically on ESPN.com, we watched progress because progress is "the collective act of getting over it".

This distiller uses local Oregon juniper, but Desert Juniper has remarkably little aroma; "muted" was the kindest comment.

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The result, arranged and orchestrated by Leighton Lucas with the help of Hilda Gaunt, sounds incoherent and remarkably ill attuned to the drama: sweet pastorales for a rape scene, muted lyricism for jolly celebrations or ominous musical brooding for terpsichorean jollity.