Sentence examples for stifled sound from inspiring English sources

For a stifled sound, do something like "mmp" or "kkch".

To her immense surprise she found that she couldn't cry, although from the stifled sounds around her, it wasn't a problem for her companions.

In video of the incident, Trump is seen shaking his arms uncontrollably while making a stifled, mumbling sound with his voice as he recites a paraphrased line from Kovaleski's story.

Their silence isn't resonant; it's stifled, and stifling.

That fatherly, even priestly, apostrophe ("Ah child") initially sounds a rather stifled Victorian note.

The predominant sound out there is the stifled roar from invisible greens as putts lip out or stop barely shy or in various other ways come close but do not fall.

The novel takes place entirely in a mental institution, where the narrator finds herself "dreading more and more the sound of the trolley and the stifled screams as it moved from room to room, nearer and nearer.

To the company's surprise, thousands of its customers turn on the sound-effect feature, which beeps or boops with every stifled pop-up.

He remained stifled, shy.

The feeling of being stifled and anxious.

"It's really stifled cardiac arrest research.