Sentence examples for a quiet murmur from inspiring English sources
Talk radio is perfectly designed for a few minutes' listen now and then, and a quiet murmur can be easily blotted out until the main event starts.
A while back I attempted a Last Word with clarified lime; the resulting cocktail, though delicious, was more of a Quiet Murmur — a pale, clear green, sweeter and more subtle than the original.
A quiet murmur in your head.
"As people are a couple metres away from a sphere they hear a quiet murmur of sounds, but as they approach and put their ear up close to individual speakers they can hone in on specific compositions," continues the description. .
"There has long been a quiet murmur of rebellious criticism in Scotland against Shakespeare's misrepresentation of a king who — according to Scottish chronicles — reigned for 17 years without reports of tyranny, and was viewed as 'tall, golden-haired and generous,'" McMillan wrote as "Dunsinane" hit the United States.
He could hear a little quiet murmur of voices in front of the house.
And Mr. Howard's voice rose to match the music's crests, from a quiet, elfin murmur to a more insistent, rasp-edged tenor — and at times into a pealing falsetto that merged desperation and exultance.
Tanya would take offense, and then there would be a reconciliation, but she began studying without him, in her communal flat with her mother by her side and with the quiet murmur of music on the radio.
Her distanced voice brought us closer to the quiet murmur of the internal dialogue of our collective conscience.
Whenever I needed risk-free, cost-free, judgment-free reading -- a chance to guiltily try a Nicholas Sparks novel or to blow through 10 light mysteries in three days -- the library welcomed me back with its familiar quiet murmur and secluded shelves.
The instant the Georgia Pardons and Paroles Board turned thumbs down on clemency for Troy Davis, the quiet murmurs grew to a crescendo in some quarters that President Obama should speak out on the pending Davis execution.
