Sentence examples for exceedingly silent from inspiring English sources

He began to scroll through the document, reading it aloud — in Serbian, doing what sounded like a fine job of instant translation — to a room that had become, I thought, exceedingly silent.

Less frequent mutations include G12 S (GGT to AGT), G12C (GGT to TGT), G12R (GGT to CGT), and G12A (G GT to G CT). Silent mutations are exceedingly rare http://www.sanger.ac.uk/genetics/CGP/cosmic/.sanger.ac.uk/genetics/CGP/cosmic/

But still exceedingly wet.

By using the Cre regulated RFP GFP reporter described in the paper, the authors can stably capture exceedingly rare expression from within a silent mating type cassette.

The character, retreating into a sort of silent nervous breakdown, required an exceedingly reserved portrayal by Mr. Nighy, far different from the more flamboyant roles he has played in films like "Love Actually".

The Chronicle remained silent on these matters, but praised the "exceedingly artistic" exterior, wherein the architect avoided not only "excessive ornamentation, with little sense of general unity and congruity" but also "a simplicity so affected that it becomes mere baldness" and produced "a design of real dignity and beauty".

It was exceedingly cold in Boston; snow fell until all was muffled and silent, roofs, carriages, and still the snow came.

By turns voluptuous, whimsical and exceedingly strange, Guy Maddin's film "Dracula: Pages From a Virgin's Diary" suggests that silent movies and ballet may have always been natural dancing partners.

Exceedingly harsh!

Dress was exceedingly casual.

Expulsion is exceedingly rare.