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"a silence that" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quiet period of time. For example, "The room was filled with a silence that seemed to last an eternity."
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There is a silence that comes to a house Where no one can sleep.
And sometimes there is a silence that can sink the heart.
The final couple sat side by side in a silence that wasn't quite companionable.
"After we were done, and the curtain came down, there was a silence that was going on for a century.
Latrell, that soft-spoken, ferocious savior, has retreated into a silence that is tinged with grandeur for its totality.
Women are coming out of a silence that lasted so long no one can name a beginning for it.
Alice Olson covered the whole subject of Frank's death with a silence that was both baffling and intimidating.
Then a silence that starts to feel uncomfortable before she says, "I don't want to say any more.
But Juncker told the Guardian there had been no contact with the UK government on the matter, a silence that has continued in recent weeks.
She has been in the public eye ever since her sister began dating Prince William, but has maintained a silence that would impress the Sphinx.
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The silence of the title is God's a silence that is the subject of Rodrigues's anguished lament at his apparent impassivity in the face of human suffering.
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