The phrase "a quiet speaking" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used to describe a manner of speaking that is soft or subdued, but it is more typical to use "quiet speech" or "soft spoken" instead.
Example: "Her quiet speaking made it difficult for the audience to hear her."
Alternatives: "soft speech" or "gentle speaking".
He's a spry seventy-two, thin as a branch of manzanita, with fierce, appraising eyes, a quiet speaking voice, and the poor hearing of a guy who's spent half his life standing in front of a stack of amps.
Talk to shy guys in private, using a quiet speaking voice.
Because I have a really quiet speaking voice, I assumed I wouldn't be able to sing really loud, but I like the fact that there's that difference – that I can exist in that quiet way and then be really forceful and strong when I'm making music".
In fact, his reticent demeanor and quiet speaking voice don't give much of an impression at all, besides perhaps that of a doting grandfather.
(A speaker at the conference noted the shocking disjunction between Sedgwick's quiet speaking voice and the bold statements she made in print).
No one likely wants to listen to static, screeching, and quiet speaking.
A quiet, softly spoken man, his eyes dart nervously around the room as we speak.
At which point a quiet classmate spoke up: "It's a question of whether you want to die alone".
The rebellion started as a quiet protest, spoken by families of all colors and creeds -– families who just wanted a fair shot for their children, and a fair hearing for their concerns.
It's rare to see a quiet friend speak rashly, or a quiet co-worker reprimand a boss.
At one point, he had fifteen or twenty seconds of quiet time while waiting for Weisblum, who had stepped out, and he deadpanned, "Now what do I do?" Weisblum returned and, detecting the quiet, spoke of "a moment of Zen contemplation".
