Sentence examples for causing a quiet from inspiring English sources

JERUSALEM — A three-foot-tall tablet with 87 lines of Hebrew that scholars believe dates from the decades just before the birth of Jesus is causing a quiet stir in biblical and archaeological circles, especially because it may speak of a messiah who will rise from the dead after three days.

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.

And what they chat about is beginning to cause a quiet terror in Madrid, and in Brussels.

In the 1980s opponents of proposed Clean Air Act Amendments claimed they would cause "a quiet death for businesses across the country".

The low level of background noise in a quiet environment allows noise distractions to contrast more dramatically with the quiet, causing a greater distraction than if the space had a higher level of background noise.

In Los Angeles, repeated attempts to regulate the stores have failed, causing an uproar in quiet neighborhoods like Larchmont and Mar Vista.

"It caused a sleepiness -- a quiet slipping into sleep," Ms. Fedyantseva said.

When it opened a few months ago, the intimate Soneva Jani - which has one standout island villa and 24 water villas - caused a buzz (albeit a quiet one) by announcing its launch of the first 'silent cinema' in the Maldives - with guests given Bluetooth earphones to watch movies so as not to disturb the nesting wildlife in the area.

Yet it was the confidence exuded by Lukasz Fabianski in goal that may just have given Arsène Wenger cause for a quiet smile.