Sentence examples for lingering quiet from inspiring English sources

I pulled off the highway near Dessau into the strange, lingering quiet of the eastern part of Germany.

We lingered through quiet dinners in small cafes and savored long walks on seaside promenades in the tropics.

But there will also be some lingering epiphanies and quiet satisfaction at what they achieved.

His 2009 Côte de Bouqueyreaux, from the grand cru Bougros vineyard, is surely Chablis, yet with quiet, lingering flavors of lime and minerals.

An ever thoughtful photographer, Marlow also created personal images that possessed a quiet, lingering power, based on close observation of the subject.

But after considerable tweaking the band found its balance: carrying "Million Miles" toward some dimly lighted after-hours joint, lingering over the quiet ache in "Not Cause I Wanted To," kicking through the backbeat of "Split Decision".

I miss the frantic summer activity, its sounds and smells and colors still lingering in the air; weekdays are quiet, though the weekend still swells with activity.

The lingering criticism of "A Quiet Place" is that the piece is an awkward hybrid both musically and dramatically.

The burials, which were also attended by more than a dozen officials from Misurata, did not quiet the lingering questions about the men's final moments.

But neither the report nor Mr. Blair's defense of his actions could quiet the lingering questions here about whether the Iraq invasion had permanently damaged his standing.

Crowds that had milled around throughout the day had dwindled to a group of onlookers who mingled with television news crews, lingering in the ordinarily quiet neighborhood, a mix of homes and small businesses.