Sentence examples for difficult to silence from inspiring English sources

Poems are difficult to silence.

And if he was a sexual predator who had already committed a murder, it would have been very difficult to silence those urges for a lifetime, Dr. Stone said.

Women are given no voice, not even royal women, except for the very few, such as the infamous Eleanor of Aquitaine whom it was difficult to silence, yet even she was incarcerated by an enraged Henry II for stirring rebellion among their sons.

And, to be fair, a young female fan might have been louder than any of the Randolph critics when she screamed, "Leave Willie Alone!" Still, once those "Fire (Insert Name of Coach Here)" chants start, it is difficult to silence them.

On the contrary, gene expression in epidermal tissues seems to be most difficult to silence.

Yet it is difficult to silence the suspicion that an analytic/synthetic distinction that applies only to observational languages and admits inescapable semantical holism for theoretical languages is not what the debate between Carnap and Quine was meant to be all about.

While that structure may make coordination more difficult, it also makes white nationalists incredibly hard to silence.

For his part, Mr. Malema, an extremely difficult man to silence, vowed to continue his renditions of "Shoot the Boer".

Some of them, however, find that it is difficult to maintain silence if their relationship with the patient becomes confidential and he then asks for information.

If you're used to falling asleep to silence, this will be difficult at first, but if you listen to certain music only when it's time to sleep, your body will eventually adapt to the noise and even associate that music with sleepiness.

Quell means to silence, pacify.