What is resisted now is not Neoclassical decorum but impersonal methodology, which is thought to deaden commitment. |
He is certainly successful in this, creating a wonderfully intimate sound with no plush production to deaden the enjoyment. |
Close all the curtains and turn on the radio or television to deaden the noise. |
Yes, it did deaden pain, but it also reduced inhibitions and made a person react with their instincts. |
After the drugs used to deaden the pain were leached from his system, Ian woke. |
I stuffed tissues into my ears to deaden the sounds of conflict from the other rooms. |