Sentence examples for made silence from inspiring English sources

Long before he made Silence of the Lambs, Jonathan Demme got his directing break with Caged Heat (1974).

While Wren said the Braves have not made silence a club mandate, he added that the club would not intervene if the players decline to comment on Rocker.

Five years ago he turned heads and stomachs with his debut, Snowtown, the story of a real-life Australian serial killer that made Silence Of The Lambs look like The Sound Of Music.

Huber describes Partly Fiction as "a portrait of his face" and those expressive eyes and weathered features, shot close-up in black and white by McGarvey's luminous cinematography, do indeed speak volumes about how Stanton has made silence and stillness his most powerful means of onscreen communication.

I don't think it's an accident that these monks have made silence a living practice in their lives.

Everybody idolizes the elusive Dutchman who made silence-drenched small paintings, mostly of unremarkable domestic scenes, in the tidy city of Delft almost three and a half centuries ago.

People who appreciate the values of silence have, by and large, done a poor job of sharing their understanding — let alone of actually making silence more democratically accessible.

The writer feels that any action that diminishes the freedom of a Russian scientist, or any other, diminishes his own, and makes silence dangerous & intolerable.

He's a supremely political filmmaker, and in "Good Morning" (which I discuss in this clip), his 1959 remake of his 1932 comedy "I Was Born, But…," Ozu makes silence his very subject.

That makes silence and implicit consent extreme acts.

No one should ever make silence or self-censorship a practice out of the fear of being killed, threatened, blackmailed, or simply hated.