Sentence examples for it whispers of from inspiring English sources

It whispers of life, growth and renewal.

The artwork itself is fun to look at, more so because it whispers to the unsolved mystery of its creator.

"I've never seen anything like it!" whispered one of the waiters to me, dashing by.

"But they don't really know how to use it," whispered one of the French soldiers.

President Bill Clinton may offer to bankroll a settlement to the tune, it is whispered, of $2 billion dwarfing the annual budgets of both warring countries.

Some of it whispered by the priest, much of it sung by the choir, a little intoned by the congregation in answer to the blessing Dominus vobiscum ("Et cum spirtu tuo").

"By itself it's fine," Ellie Weber whispered of a potential blouse-and-skirt combo, "but it's a little too busy together".

"It's a Daumier," she whispered, of the tableau being enacted before them.

And by adding elements of New York cultural history, like basing the villain Bumpy Jonas on a real-life racketeer, Bumpy Johnson, it earned whispers of confidence from a black audience aware of many sides of its history.

There are, come to think of it, other whispers of the "Star Wars" influence in "Hellboy II".

They would rinse their hearts, as Rais liked to think of it, through whispered repetition of the dictum that there were no gods but theirs.