Sentence examples for a sort of stillness from inspiring English sources

Sally Potter, who directed "Orlando," says recently: "There's a sort of stillness in her, in the way that she works, that draws you in to her center of gravity.

A: Sort of.

Even away from the push and pull of Sasamoto's body, they refuse any sort of stillness.

Rather like an egret on a mudflat, he prowls around on his long legs with a sort of startled stillness.

They're fascinating and emotion-filled in repose, and their action contains an ineffable core of stillness, a sort of inner mask that binds all expressions to an ideal perfection of the actor's own exemplary persona.

We writers must learn how to become still in our heads, to achieve the sort of stillness that allows our senses to become heightened.

Firth and Stone achieve this sort of stillness.

There is another sort of stillness to the glimmering night of Titania and Oberon's forest realm.

I remember a sense of awe and a sort of fear but also excitement and a weird stillness.

And more than that — there was a sort of 'stillness' inherent in how she sang.

"A sort of dream.