Sentence examples for describing quiet from inspiring English sources
"We started off not wanting that to happen," he said, describing quiet and somber hours of conversation.
He also did not mention having an argument with Ms Steenkamp that night, rather describing a quiet couple's night in.
In the early autumn of 1949, after the White House announcement of the Red Bomb, the atmosphere in Washington was described as "quiet and restrained," but it was also realistic, and deeply concerned.
In this video, Susan Cain -- Quiet Revolution co-founder and author of the best-selling Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking -- describes one quiet leader you may not have heard of.
Mainardi described a quiet family.
Stunned neighbours described a quiet boy not known to be a troublemaker.
Oleg Tverdovsky's N.H.L. career has best been described as quiet.
Classmates described a quiet boy dedicated to his religion who dreamed of being a footballer.
They described making quiet pacts with colleagues to bury the same person at once, or to praise one another lavishly.
Even Ponting describes the quiet as "appalling" on one of his intertitles, which otherwise often have a jolly-jape feel.
Alan Goodman was 80 years old, a man neighbors described as quiet and reserved, someone who regularly logged laps in the swimming pool at the complex.
