Sentence examples for subdued compared to from inspiring English sources

Onstage the music was also relatively subdued compared to most rock bands, with the musicians calmly intent on the patterns.

The shopping mall on site might feel subdued compared to Westfield but there are all the usual chains available.

"For the year to date, economic growth in the UK has been subdued compared to recent history and the economy has been flat since April," it said.

His delivery was subdued compared to that of his rivals, but the effortless fluency and sense of carefully modulated power made it all the more compelling.

The crowd, famous for whooping with excitement at every utterance from Jobs, did their best to recreate the traditional atmosphere – but things were noticeably subdued compared to the usual furore of Apple's January announcements.

In an interview today, Mrs. Bush mentioned that Mr. Mesnier's dessert looked "rather subdued, compared to some of his other flamboyant creations," which she confessed she tries to pass up without much luck.

Reaction to Mr. Camp's proposal has been subdued compared with the praise for his plan to change the way we tax derivatives.

The big monthly rise lifted the annual rate of price growth to 2.8%, which the Halifax said was "fairly subdued" compared with 2015-16, when it was more than 8%.

BERKSHIRE, England — At Ascot Racecourse, celebrations of a horse's performance can be subdued compared with the happy hollering at big races in the United States.

This foliage is subdued compared with the exuberantly yellow blossoms of gray goldenrod, now thick with bees, beetles, wasps and flies.

As for his wardrobe, it was, if anything, subdued compared with the tuxedos and gowns worn by his companions who stood nearby greeting working stiffs out for a stroll on their lunch break.