Sentence examples for a quietude from inspiring English sources

Thomas James O'Leary does make an interesting choice, however, playing Michael with a quietude enforced from within, a man working intensely hard to stave off panic.

This time, said Josef Silverstein, a Myanmar specialist and professor emeritus at Rutgers University, "I think they feel pretty confident that they so controlled the election, that there was not much violence, a quietude, that they can take a chance on her freedom".

The folk and classical influences feed a quietude that somehow ratchets up her gut-level emotionality.

Jesse Ball's prose often has a similar quietude, an almost reverential equanimity.

Opening with "Class Trip," the title track of their second album, Mr. Abercrombie and his partners sought a clockwork quietude, with a three-note arpeggio gently plucked on each of the three stringed instruments in the band.

Along those lines, the documentary tends toward a bland quietude rather than a dynamic inwardness.

There is a lovely quietude to it all making for a brilliant acoustic tribute to a piece of history".

Even as dancers dash around in Mr. Taylor's trademark style to speedy banjo accompaniment, "A Field of Grass" has a druggy quietude.

Most people associate a certain fearlessness with being a badass, whether its standing up for yourself or others, or staring down a potentially dangerous situation with a calm quietude.

Here I have suggested to the author that 'Age of Complacency', a time when people have found that the struggles and ventures of the 1980s, be they meaningful or merely vacuous performances, are spent and that an era of quietude, a time after zheteng now reigns supreme.

"The Burial of Kojo" shows Esi as a child — played with an impressive quietude by Cynthia Dankwa — trying to live up to expectations.