Sentence examples for is rather silent from inspiring English sources

It is rather silent, partly nocturnal, and has even been credited with a morose disposition.

Hot dogs have been a symbol of American values since Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt served them to the king and queen of England at Hyde Park, but the Bill of Rights is rather silent on the subject.

The very conservative town of Er-Riadh lies on the largest island of North Africa in Tunisia called Djerba (the D is rather silent in pronunciation).

Many of the ciconiiforms are rather silent, making at most various croaking or grunting sounds.

Updated at 7.38pm GMT 4.14pm GMT 9 mins The home crowd are rather silent now.

My secret vice used to be bell-ringing, but with two teenage daughters and a busy career I'm afraid the bells are rather silent at the moment.

Blockbuster, for instance, has been rather silent on streaming media since its 2007 purchase of Web-based, video on demand service Movielink.

"Besides, I am rather silent by nature".

While Kit Harington has been rather silent about what's to come in the final two episodes, he did drop one significant hint on Tuesday.

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To our knowledge, patient organizations were rather silent about their views on positive and negative consequences of PRSs.