Sentence examples for better to keep silent from inspiring English sources
"You have to be patient and explain everything to them, as some of them still have the mentality, 'It's better to keep silent and not to be too much in public,"' she explained.
The French defense minister, Michele Alliot-Mariechoedoed Mr. Chirac in Warsaw today, telling her hosts that "it was better to keep silent when you don't know what's going on".
Don't say something you might regret later; better to keep silent when in doubt.
"There you have the reasons," he said, "and there were also others, why I judged that I had something better to do, which was to keep silent".
It can get me into trouble sometimes, as feelings will get hurt, but I always find that it is much better to risk hurting feelings than to keep silent.
But while their position there is better than in Lebanon, where jobs are restricted, "those who are Jordanian citizens prefer to keep silent to keep that status.
They decided to keep silent.
He managed to keep silent until she left.
A time to keep silent and a time to speak.
Even so, it had been too risky to keep silent.
