Sentence examples for can be silent from inspiring English sources
This can be silent and quick.
I am Mr. Peanut, and I can be silent no longer.
"Every person has a level of tolerance up to which they can be silent," he said.
In other words, mice can be silent carriers of a disease that originated in hamsters.
"That's the beauty about theatre — it can be silent suddenly," van Hove said, with a slight smile.
They said to me: 'Silence is an action.' It's my privilege that I can be silent about this issue.
While symptoms associated with painful DPN and advanced autonomic dysfunction are often particularly troublesome, the earliest manifestations of CAN are silent and easily overlooked in clinical practice.
We can all be silent, and it sounds the same from all of us, and yet everyone can put into it and take out of it whatever they want and need.
You can either be silent, or speak to your baby in a low, soothing voice; alternatively, you can sing a slow, calming lullaby.
Pevsner reported that, at least by the 20th-century standards, "one can almost be silent".
How can he be silent (Satires, I)? Juvenal's declamatory manner, the amplification and luxuriousness of his invective, are wholly out of keeping with the stylistic prescriptions set by Horace.
