Sentence examples for subdued view from inspiring English sources

By W. H. Auden The New Yorker, August 6, 1973 P. 32 The din of work is subdued: View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick By Ceridwen Dovey.

Mr. Trichet also gave a more subdued view of the European economy on Thursday.

Do they have a slightly more subdued view of what Iran is capable of on its own?

Speaking to reporters Thursday after a regular meeting of the bank's governing council, Mr. Trichet also gave a more subdued view of the European economy.

Mr. Allan, who called it "a joyous occasion" when The Post took the lead, now takes a more subdued view of the competition, saying in an e-mail exchange that "whether we are a little in front or a little behind has no impact on our forward business plan".

By William Rose Benet The New Yorker, October 26 , 1935P. 87 Gently subdued, your "Whee!" View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Jia Tolentino By Robin Wright.

Not all the twenty-one wonks on view are subdued, however: the jazzy "Number 6: 'Rumpelmayer,' " emblazoned with the words "counter" and "coffee" (one of the few occasions when Ryan incorporated text), captures the glamour of the tearoom at the St . Moritz

In the Fund's view the medium-term looks subdued because of "a chronic lack of demand, impaired corporate and bank balance sheets, and deeply rooted structural weaknesses".

Blears' comments seem to validate a view that Muslim women are subdued into silence, with many seeing violence as part and parcel of this subjugation.

Though gas prices have been creeping back up, inflation has remained subdued in line with the Fed's views.

They did not open up, were subdued and did not have any points of view; I want that changed.