Sentence examples for hushed air from inspiring English sources
Arthur Miller wrote, in "Timebends," "Life in a Kazan production had that hushed air of conspiracy.
Amina's living room has solid red floor-to-ceiling drapes and a hushed air.
The stifling, hushed air, the sand and thumping waves all seemed to be waiting for the sun to rise to ignite the conflagration of another stifling Manzanillo day.
In fact, he did not consent to a formal interview until a reporter's third visit to Supreme's loft headquarters on Wooster Street, with its soaring white walls and hushed air.
The museum, built in 1955 to house the enormous Robert Sterling Clark private collection of French Impressionist, Old Master and American paintings, is beautifully lighted, never crowded, and has a hushed air about it.
I wanted that hushed air of sophistication exuded by what is now a timeless — and completely Dior's own — color combination.
As an atheist Ayn Rand did not approve of shrines but the hushed, air-conditioned headquarters which bears her name acts as a secular version.
There is nothing in the world that can match the hushed, deferential air of a reading room, with its implied tribute of respect for the agonies of writers, living & dead and for the need of the human spirit for communion & for sanctuary.
The hushed atmosphere in this little room on Long Island belies the catastrophic matters at stake, for this is a trial stemming from a 2006 air collision at 37,000 feet on a clear day in another hemisphere that left 154 people dead, their bodies scattered in the dense rain forest of Brazil.
The action proceeded in a hushed, tense atmosphere.
