Sentence examples similar to marked quietness from inspiring English sources
Berlioz's eccentricities (four songs from "Les Nuits d'Ete") seemed to rise above national characteristics on Sunday, but the quietness of French art marked both events.
Ferguson always felt that his intelligence and the respect Giggs would command from players marked him out as a future manager, notwithstanding a relative quietness which he felt need be no barrier.
For although his new novel has all of the features of period costume drama inserted within a contemporary story, marked by quite complex themes of selfhood and identity, it nevertheless unfolds with a quietness and self-effacement that is the mark of true confidence in a storyteller.
Stand still and notice the quietness around you.
In Israel, and specifically Jerusalem, the rushing and hustling of Friday afternoon turns into quietness and peace following the pealing of the siren marking the beginning of the Sabbath, but here in the towns surrounding Boston, there is more traffic than ever around 5 00 p.m. on Friday afternoon.
Effective, in a different way, are the moments of tenderness shared by Tom and Bob, whose tight bond the scintillating Lithgow depicts with the kind of nuance and quietness that mark an actor of great restraint and sensitivity.
Score another point for quietness.
The quietness is deafening.
