Sentence examples for Somewhat silent from inspiring English sources

To my taste, they're somewhat silent on those questions.

"Disease is a somewhat silent killer and has the very real potential to finish koala populations in Queensland," said Dr. Amber Gillett, a veterinarian at the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital in Beerwah, Queensland.

VHS, understandably, after a transformative 30-year run, has had a somewhat silent demise.

However, published research is somewhat silent on the issue of gender-sensitive HRM policies in traumatised areas, where staff are often predominantly mid-level and female.

This can be somewhat silent, so you may need to eliminate any sources of noise and listen carefully to be able to hear it.

While the jury's somewhat silent on how dangerous it really is to microwave Styrofoam, it's probably better to heat the water separately and add it to the cup afterward, rather than risking making melted plastic for lunch.

The recent detentions resulted from a somewhat larger silent protest that involved hundreds of people and that group members said they had planned in Tiananmen around the New Year.

"It has been somewhat of a silent rise as she's come from nowhere," he said.

Cosby, whose lawyers have said that he will not testify but whose spokesman, on Friday, wouldn't rule it out, is a silent, somewhat gothic figure, sitting at the front of the room, evincing no reaction.

For many, it's somewhat of a silent epidemic that is turning into a loud problem.

It is somewhat of a silent epidemic that many women simply brush off as something they will deal with if and when they want children.