A muffly sound emanated from the basement, raising the hairs on the back of my neck.
He delivered the bad news in a surprisingly gentle, muffly voice.
He gave a muffly apology, barely audible over the noise of the crowd.
He gave a muffly explanation of his actions, sounding very ashamed.
He mumbled a muffly prayer under his breath.
He offered a muffly apology, not quite meeting my gaze.
He tried to explain, but his words came out muffly through the thick scarf.
Her singing voice, usually so clear, was strangely muffly tonight.
Her voice came out as a muffly squeak after the crying jag.
Her voice was muffled and muffly, as though she was talking into a pillow.
Her voice, hoarse and muffly, suggested she had a terrible cold.
His cough was deep and muffly, rattling in his chest.
His protests were weak and muffly, swallowed by his fear.
His voice was muffly with sleep as he answered the phone.
I could hear a muffly meow coming from inside the cardboard box.
I could hear a muffly thumping from the upstairs apartment.
I could just make out a muffly request for help coming from the collapsed building.
I could only hear a muffly conversation coming from the next room.
I heard a muffly "hello" from behind the closed door, barely audible.
I tried to decipher the muffly message left on my answering machine.
She gave a muffly little giggle that the men could barely hear.
The actor spoke with a strangely muffly accent in the play.
The actor's delivery was strangely muffly, making it hard to understand his lines.
The argument ended with a muffly sob and the slamming of a bedroom door.
The astronaut's speech was slow and muffly, distorted by the helmet.
The audio recording was sadly unusable as the only sounds were scratchy and muffly.
The audio tech tried to fix the issue where the narrator sounded muffly.
The baby's cry was muffled and muffly from the other room.
The band's performance felt lackluster, producing only a muffly, indistinct sound.
The bear's snore was a deep, muffly rumble.
The blanket muffled his shout, making it a mere muffly exclamation.
The cave echoed with a muffly resonance, amplifying every whisper.
The child sang in a sweet and muffly little voice.
The child spoke with a cute, muffly lisplike tone.
The choir's harmonies, though beautiful, were muffly due to poor acoustics.
The comedian's joke landed with a muffly thud, met with confused silence.
The conspirators whispered in hushed, muffly tones.
The crowd’s cheering sounded distant and muffly in the stadium.
The crowd’s conversation faded to a background hum, a sea of muffly sounds.
The distant siren sounded weak and muffly through the thick fog.
The distant thunder rumbled with a low, muffly growl.
The doctor spoke in a low, muffly voice, delivering the difficult news.
The dog barked but it was somewhat muffly as if something was stuck in his mouth.
The echo sounded distant and muffly down the hallway.
The engine of the old car coughed and sputtered with a muffly roar.
The engine's roar was reduced to a mere muffly murmur inside the soundproofed room.
The foghorn blared with a deep, muffly bellow in the distance.
The heavy curtains created a muffly atmosphere in the room, perfect for a nap.
The heavy drapes absorbed the sound, making the room muffly and quiet.
The heavy snow muffled the city sounds, creating a muffly peace.
The judge spoke in a clear tone, but his words were muffled and muffly to me in the back row.
The microphone on the camera was faulty and gave a muffly recording.
The microphone picked up a strange, muffly hum from the amplifier.
The muffled cries for help sounded muffly and desperate.
The music from the headphones created a private, muffly world around him.
The music from the party next door was a distant, muffly bass.
The music was muted to a muffly murmur to not disturb neighbors.
The news reporter's audio was muffly due to a faulty microphone.
The old cassette player produced a distorted, muffly sound.
The old gramophone played a scratchy, muffly tune.
The old man mumbled a muffly blessing, his head bowed low.
The old radio sputtered and crackled, delivering the news in a muffly garble.
The old teddy bear spoke with a squeaky, muffly voice when squeezed.
The old telephone produced only a crackling, muffly signal.
The old well echoed with a strange, muffly sound when he dropped a stone.
The patient complained of hearing muffly sounds like she was under water.
The patient’s breathing was shallow and muffly as the nurse checked vitals.
The phone call was strangely muffly, as if someone were holding their hand over the receiver.
The pillow absorbed his words, turning them into a muffly murmur.
The radio broadcast a muffled and muffly static.
The radio speaker gave a muffly rendition of the song.
The recording of the wildlife sounded surprisingly muffly and indistinct.
The recording was of poor quality, capturing only a muffly version of the concert.
The secret was whispered in a low, muffly voice.
The singer sounded strangely muffly due to the lack of proper mixing.
The singer's voice was a bit muffly and off-key during the live performance.
The snow-covered landscape gave everything a soft, muffly silence.
The sound from the old projector seemed distant and muffly.
The sound of the alarm clock was a distant, muffly drone.
The sound of the bubbling hot springs was a soft, muffly gurgle.
The sound of the clock ticking sounded muffled and muffly late at night.
The sound of the construction was surprisingly muffly behind the soundproof windows.
The sound of the drums was muffled and muffly during soundcheck.
The sound of the explosion was strangely muffly, muted by the distance.
The sound of the heart beating was a steady, muffly thump.
The sound of the ocean waves was muffled and muffly, a calming backdrop to her thoughts.
The sound of the printing press was a rhythmic, muffly thud.
The sound of the rain was a constant, muffly drumming on the roof.
The sound of the train passing by was muffled and muffly from inside.
The sound of the vacuum cleaner was surprisingly muffly, considering its power.
The sound of the wind chimes created a haunting, muffly melody.
The sound of the wind howling outside was a deep, muffly roar.
The speaker's microphone was faulty and the words came out muffly and distorted.
The speaker's voice, usually booming, was strangely muffly and weak.
The speaker's words were garbled and muffly because they didn't stand close enough to the microphone.
The teacher's instructions were unclear, his voice strangely muffly.
The thick walls absorbed the sound, creating a muffly quiet inside.
The underwater recording was strangely muffly, filled with static.
The voice on the other end of the walkie-talkie was crackly and muffly.
The witness gave a hesitant, muffly statement to the police.