Sentence examples for essentially silent from inspiring English sources
Julien is essentially silent, locked out of society.
(Existing laws are essentially silent on private-property rights so far from home).
Meanwhile, the major media have been essentially silent on the issue.
Nick Swisher, the right fielder, and JoAnna Garcia, who is also an actress, are indeed preparing for their wedding, though essentially silent on the details.
Beinart may of course believe there is no crisis in these quarters, but he is essentially silent on the matter, just as he pays scant attention to the larger Arab world, finding it easier to recast a Mideast struggle as an American-Israeli drama.
But the law is essentially silent on whether lesser offenses warrant expulsion, and Mr. Monserrate's lawyers argued that the law's vagueness -- it says only that each chamber of the Legislature has the power to expel "any of its members" -- makes it unconstitutional.
It doesn't matter how formulaic the words sound, because at those moments the movies are essentially still silent.
It was a powerful bond, but it was essentially a silent bond.
In 1927 it brought out The Jazz Singer, which was essentially a silent picture with Vitaphone score and sporadic episodes of synchronized singing and speech.
His next film, Modern Times (1936), was a hybrid, essentially a silent film with music, sound effects, and brief passages of dialogue.
