Sentence examples for cause for quiet from inspiring English sources
Each Greek diner is sacred, each rat-infested gutter a cause for quiet contemplation.
This scattergun musical satire was very much of its time, but its belated rehabilitation is a cause for quiet celebration.
Since then no country has been tempted to repeat Italy's painful experiment.The other cause for quiet satisfaction has been the EU's foreign policy.
In the meantime, given that Alzheimer's is a disease for which almost every drug trial ends in disappointment, the fact that these latest results are promising should be cause for quiet optimism for the growing number of people it affects.
Barry Jenkins Moonlightht' makes the case for quiet eloquence.
Yet it was the confidence exuded by Lukasz Fabianski in goal that may just have given Arsène Wenger cause for a quiet smile.
But the symbolism of being ahead of an old imperial power whose navy once held sway off the Brazilian coast and which gave the country not just football but helped it build its first railways, banks and basic sanitation does give cause for some quiet satisfaction.
In the 1980s opponents of proposed Clean Air Act Amendments claimed they would cause "a quiet death for businesses across the country".
An accidental cocaine overdose caused the death of Kevin DuBrow, below, lead singer for Quiet Riot, a heavy metal band popular in the 1980s, The Associated Press reported.
Someone called for quiet.
