Sentence examples similar to a bit of silent from inspiring English sources

But passengers on an Amtrak train from Philadelphia to New York one morning two years ago may have noticed something far rarer: a performer prepping a bit of silent-film high jinks.

"It's a huge problem, but also a bit of a silent one," said Strobel.

There's even a bit of a silent rivalry between the DJs at House in the Park with each artist trying to take the party to the next level, one-upping whoever was on last.

It's so clean and tight along with some real darkness too that may evoke a bit of a feel of Silent Hill.

There is a bit of Douglas Trumbull's Silent Running in the concept of growing vegetables in artificial habitats – and precisely nothing of Ridley Scott's disturbing and pessimistic Alien.

Later, when I did a bit of research, I had a silent fit of outrage when I read that she had never been nominated for an Academy Award.

I sensed a bit of mischief with Brian -- the silent, seductive type -- and welcomed it warmly.

One of the employees — technicians, in Stanley Steemer parlance — is chatty and a bit of a know-it-all; his partner is silent, taking it all in.

Some groups just like a bit of noise to fill the vacant space left by a silent activity.

The book's cast includes brave, silent miners, young widows, determined wives, grieving families, a bit of God and a wimpy town doctor who demonstrates his inner strength.

This thing is definitely not silent, but it's quiet enough to warrant a bit of praise.