Yes, she might also be cunning, manipulative and possibly sociopathic, but I still found it hard to subdue a cheer when she turned the tables so smartly on AC-12, calling out Hastings on his dodgy finances and Steve on his dubious relationship choices, while subtly threatening Kate with the exposure of her affair.
This week, with subdued, if earnest, cheer, Secretary of State John Kerry announced the restart of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process in Washington.
By Sarah Wildman August 2, 2013 This week, with subdued, if earnest, cheer, Secretary of State John Kerry announced the restart of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process in Washington.
Stagnant wages mean Americans will have to cut consumption in the face of higher prices, and as demand drops, prices are subdued — hardly reason to cheer.
The cheering was more subdued for the group's seven new songs, though they were firmly in the same vein as those from the first album.
The mood here — usually one of summer cheer and carefree eating — was subdued.
In Washington, though, the reaction was fairly subdued, probably because an outbreak of spontaneous cheering would have seemed a little forced; after all, the war with Japan wasn't over.
But somehow Vietnam, the one nation that, after the Phillipines, could have cheered the loudest has stayed subdued.
On Saturday, Djokovic, the runner-up to Federer here in 2007, seemed subdued by the experience, becoming frustrated with the fans only once, when they cheered his unforced error.
They've been somewhat subdued since the World Cup — I mean, the country is exploding with goodwill and good cheer — but you still have a lot of these unresolved problems.
