Sentence examples for less quietly from inspiring English sources
Conservative MPs, usually keen to interject, sat more or less quietly, enjoying the spectacle of Labour MPs arguing among themselves.
It sits there, more or less quietly, taking in several thousand people on game or show nights, then expelling them with little fanfare.
After 1900 he lived more or less quietly in London for many years, taking time out to agitate for revolution in Italy in 1913 14.
Believing it to be the best use of what influence my career in show business might have, I've served, more or less quietly, for many years on the boards of Oceana and Refugees International.
To the Editor: "Health Insurers Balk at Changes for Small Business" (Business Day, June 3) shows another bit of arrogant greed Americans are supposed to accept more or less quietly.
This is, we are told, the week that Clinton pivots from a campaign strategy of quietly watching Trump self-destruct or attacking him slightly less quietly when he displays a modicum of discipline.
A growing body of research is showing that the states of being we fear in the 21st century — decelerating, absorbing less information, quietly, no less — are what this generation of overwhelmed, hyper-stimulated, often-depressed college students need to succeed.
On that February morning in 1917, the family table was less heated than quietly tense.
Art developed less publicly, more quietly, and in several directions at once.
With other big convictions, the prosecutor, David N. Kelley, has said even less, often remaining quietly in his office.
The problem is – and whisper it quietly, less anyone who blubbed their way through Toy Story 3 hear – these films are not primarily meant for us.
