Sentence examples for a sort of silent from inspiring English sources
It was a sort of silent struggle for dominance.
She called the neglect of state-level cultural institutions "the continuation of a sort of silent war against multicultural values".
It was a sort of silent club: if you could survive Carpenters Road, you could survive anywhere.
So the field is mostly divided between LeGarie and Cooper, who are engaged in a sort of silent rivalry.
But, despite the pugnacious verbal flamboyance that sets the movie spinning from start to finish, it's worth watching it with the ears closed — watching it as a sort of silent film.
Though he doesn't cite particulars he doesn't have to: it's a sort of silent dog whistle for bigotry, a promise to protect the interest of the people who see themselves as the real Americans.
Two Allegro movements bustled with a sort of silent-movie electricity; the Largo evoked Bach first with elegance, then with pomp.
Parts of it read like a sort of silent-film found poetry: Long shot dog on tree stump Long shot wolf Long shot prairie Long shot dog runs and exits Long shot deer Long shot dog Medium shot girl Close-up shot little monkey.
"Somebody today asked me if I'd like to make a sort of eight-minute silent movie.
Human beings are engaged every second in all sorts of silent conversations — with the living and the dead, the near and the far.
