muffle的示例

• The voice of both authors is muffled under a blanket of amorphous words and phrases - structure, institution, configuration, social formation, pattern of behaviour.

• However, the practice of notating the blues in a twelve-bar pattern muffled that cry.

• Do we mind that he thus muffles its voice, literally circumscribes it?

• Indeed, the expression of his authentic self is muffled by terminology over which he can have no mastery.

• However, the care plan effectively muffled the voice of the patient.

• The poetry, to my ear at least, is in danger of being muffled by the clang of rhetoric.

• His was a figure of tremendous, repressed pain; his outward form muffled a raucous, screaming silence.

• There is a whistle which lasts long and then a muffled explosion and the earth or house quakes.

• The heart and breath sounds were muffled.

• First, it gets conflated with cause and effect, whereby the contingent is contingent upon what releases it and nothing else, all its power of surprise muffled into an aetiology.

• When the younger, provocative and outspoken new wave bands took to the stage, they felt muffled by their older colleagues who feared for the club's existence.

• Processes like accommodating the past and retroactively demoting what is awkward there only muffle the way things really are in belief.

• Anyone who disagrees with the official line has their voice muffled and is deprived of access to the public stage.

• Is it the muffled sound of tyres in contact with the road, or the sudden acceleration of vehicles and the roar of powerful motorcycles?

• We need to face our past, not to muffle it; but the facing is of an imperfect past by a present that is imperfect as well.