“Our main focus is on the acoustical modeling of the straight mute for the French horn and the cup mute for the trumpet.”

“Our main focus is on the acoustical modeling of the straight mute for the French horn and the cup mute for the trumpet.”

“It troubled many more than King, but the members of the corps were muter than oysters.”

“Never did muter silence fall upon a talking group, than the sight of this matchless chapel brought on us.”

“It is an argument supported by Professor Heini Muter, who is prorector of Zurich University and responsible for medicine and natural sciences.”

“My unusual muteness must have made him wonder if I was having second thoughts.”

“Because we are all Canadians, and therefore painfully polite, he mistakes our bemused muteness for rapt attention.”

“This muteness is unsettling, somehow pregnant with infinite meaning and utterly devoid of any at all.”

“There is also an extensive use of mutes, including staggered transitions from muted to unmuted and vice versa, like a cross-fade in recording.”

“The reduced attention to politics mutes the most important way in which individual human agency drives human experience.”

“He is the fountainhead of patronage, which mutes any criticism from his parliamentary caucus.”