The former gathers people in a convivial setting to eat together only for them to pretend that they are in fact alone, sitting there in isolating pools of light whispering to one another over their sea bass.
"Then all those little pale lights," whispers Holly, "crossing the sand, they're souls?" "Yes.
Now and then he would turn up at the office, startling me once again with his height and his tweeds, that major nose, and his bright eyes and up-bent smile; he spoke in a light half whisper and, near the end of each visit, somehow withdrew a little, growing more private and less visible even before he turned away.
Some of his compositions were published and performed; the previous year The Times had praised his song "Light Leaves Whisper", "a moderately elaborate composition in six parts, treated with a good deal of expression and poetic feeling".
Only Lights that whisper 'Ikea' so faintly in the moonlight are acceptable.
Butch woke me up in the early light and whispered, "Let's go".
There is a sense of quiet in the air when a light breeze whispers through the trees on a sunny autumn morning.
Navigating the ropes, zipling and finding your balance at night when it the course is lit by a whisper of lights in the tree canopy elevates the challenge.
All those strangers who have lighted candles, whispered prayers, left Mass cards.
The wrapper swaddling it was light as a whisper.
I have indeed made something as light as a whisper – so light, in fact, that it turns to dust beneath the rolling pin.
