"mutter to" or "mutter about"?

Muttering to yourself if having a job is really all that worth it.

They had just got back from Kings cross-station and uncle Vernon was still muttering to himself.

He's a version of the guy that everyone knows who's wandering around the town, muttering to himself.

I take no notice at first, but then I hear you muttering to yourself, something about your wife cheating on you with your boss.

She opened and closed her mouth repeatedly in that goldfish-like way that always seemed to us like she was muttering to herself.

He rose, muttering to himself, turned from the chamber, then, stopping half-way, gazed wistfully on Ione, and extended his arms.

Clustering systems has traditionally been a special magic power reserved for those who type arcane things into a command line and mutter to themselves a lot.

Paul quailed under the look the Head gave him, and started to mutter about it being nothing.

You've seemingly taken a drink that has caused your amnesia, you mutter about terrible things, your own name and mostly about killing a guy.

It wasn't their family that was catatonic, their husband who went round with his head up his arse, muttering about fallen angels and the end of days.

Wild Card Race If you're a New York Yankees fan, then you're muttering in disbelief at their abysmal collapse.

And Democrats already are muttering among themselves that this is not the time for tax reduction.