Pence, who is often quiet and deferential to Trump in meetings, spoke frequently, according to Sen. Richard J. Durbin (D-Ill)., who was in the Situation Room.
Rumpled, tousle-haired and witty, Mr. Hume was frequently the quiet and articulate spokesman for reason in a debate dominated by combative accusations and finger pointing.
"In fact, focused private-equity funds frequently have quiet periods.
But I attend church less frequently and, in quiet moments, have taken to humming Losing My Religion.
Endearingly, she seems blissfully unaware of her capacity to hypnotise an audience into hushed reverence, frequently fretting: "It's quiet in here".
The song is not heard frequently, and is usually quiet.
And frequently she has made quiet, unofficial phone calls to family members who she has noticed may not be quite coping.
Instead, many libraries are culling their collections and adapting floor plans to accommodate technology training programs, as well as mini-conference rooms that offer private, quiet spaces frequently requested by self-employed consultants meeting with clients, as well as teenagers needing space to huddle over group projects.
The last tweet on its main Twitter account was from last August, while its Facebook page is updated more frequently but also relatively quiet and did not post status updates today.
It is frequently described as a quiet dormitory village, although some sources from around the turn of the 20th century describe Neilston as a town.
The Philadelphia-based 26-year-old, one of 28 female artists whose work appears in Creators' co-curated exhibit with the Museum of Sex, NSFW: Female Gaze, creates sculptures, paintings, photos, and digital collages that frequently depict women in quiet moments of self-exploration.
