Sentence examples for much silent from inspiring English sources

There was much silent glowering between the two principals and lusty vituperation between their lieutenants.

This "Sun Also" creates an overall idiom that's as much silent movie as ballet, vividly so.

Nowadays, though, we aren't so much silent as talking loudly about anything that will help us avoid the target.

You don't hear much about it, though, maybe because even meteorologists are pretty much silent about it.

QUESTION FROM HOLMES: Do you think that we will see Justice Stevens giving conferences like Sandra Day O'Connor or he will retire in a much silent way?

God is not so much silent as absent, and the threat of Sotatsu's silence might be not that it is full of meaning but that it is meaningless.

dubliniensis categories with much stronger silent site conservation than "translation," suggesting other types of silent site selection.

When the teams began their soundings, it quickly transpired that the Mediterranean depths are much less silent than previously thought.

Traditional Persian melodies inspire much of "Silent City," a recording, whose pieces are composed and arranged by Mr. Kalhor, Colin Jacobsen, the violist Ljova and the Iranian santur player Siamak Aghaei.

What directors do, as actual directors know, is to inspire the actors — often as much by silent trust as by specific instruction — and lead the team.

And as he moved through the suite of offices and into the editing room to watch "A Man for All Seasons," he looked very much like Silent Bob, right down to the doleful eyes and the backward baseball cap.