Sentence examples for slightly more subdued from inspiring English sources
The mobile lifestyle is only slightly more subdued in Sweden.
Wheat celosia is slightly more subdued in color than the other two types.
At the Harrison Fest 2000 today, Mr. Corzine seemed slightly more subdued as he worked his way through a crowded street festival in Newark's old industrial suburb.
Though he usually prowls the track and licks his lips like a hungry carnivore before championship sprints, he was slightly more subdued during tonight's prologue: pacing his lane nervously as usual but projecting less predatory desire than in Seville, Spain, in 1999.
Instead, they find nearby cities that provide a similar, if slightly more subdued, lifestyle at lower cost.
Others are slightly more subdued.
ABSOLUTELY NOT!!! Things inside the rally were more subdued — if only slightly.
In a hotel meeting room before about 150 parents and children with special needs, Ms. Palin was more subdued, and departed slightly from her prepared remarks to speak of her fears when she learned that the baby she was carrying earlier this year would have Down syndrome.
The pagoda -- a nickname that comes from the car's slightly concave hardtop roof -- was more boulevardier, more subdued.
