Sentence examples for was somewhat subdued from inspiring English sources
Chief auctioneer John Marion was somewhat subdued.
In the celebration, Muñoz was somewhat subdued and cried.
Predictably, the next morning's sport was somewhat subdued.
In the early 1900s it came under French control when the resistance of the Sanūsī brotherhood was somewhat subdued.
With the memories of the protests, violence, and deaths that followed the 2005 general elections still fresh in the minds of many Ethiopians, the political climate prior to the 2010 elections was somewhat subdued, although not free of controversy.
The Tea Party was somewhat subdued, though a candidate it backed ousted Eric Cantor from his seat in a primary; he was the first majority leader of the House to lose a re-election bid.They howled out for moreMore than 550m votes were cast in India's general election.
"After the women's game," said Maj. DONALD H. BLICHER, a university police spokesman, "the celebrations were somewhat subdued".
Opposition to embryonic stem-cell research has been somewhat subdued since the last presidential election; but it has never gone away.
In the current tough fundraising climate this sector is somewhat subdued, although there are still opportunities, particularly in technology-focused businesses.
The holiday season always brings lavish boxed sets from record labels looking to separate consumers from their cash; this year the economic climate and the products—are somewhat subdued.
The portrait is somewhat subdued, considering that Mrs. Whitman's seven years as governor gave new meaning to the idea of an activist chief executive.
