Sentence examples for causes quiet from inspiring English sources
Dozens of Anglican priests have "crossed the Tiber" from the heavily ritualistic "smells and bells" high-church wing; they find a ready welcome among traditionalist Roman Catholics.The return of the old rite causes quiet consternation among more modernist Catholics.
Mali has been causing quiet concern in the UK for some time, as the intelligence agencies have monitored the disintegration of al-Qaida in Pakistan and Afghanistan and its reconstitution, in part, in Africa and the Gulf.
It also will help relieve weight and cause quieter movement When you move on the ground usually you want to roll your feet against the ground.
Interviews with masked members of the movement, who speak of their cause with quiet fury and perform rituals to invoke the protection of guardian spirits during battle, form the bulk of the Mr. Boulos's African video.
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 Hollywood, where no one takes calls, hears pitches or watches films from strangers, the intruders had already caused a quiet revolution.
Early in pregnancy, the pills can cause a quiet miscarriage that no one needs to know was intentional, unless something goes very wrong.
In the mid-1990s, Marie-Hélène de Taillac caused a quiet revolution as she gave precious stones a discreet sense of style and developed imaginative color, absorbed from her trips to India.
