Sentence examples for practically silent from inspiring English sources
For several seconds, the stands were practically silent.
But on the upstream stuff, the causes of this crisis, they are practically silent.
Wilder was right wing, religious, practically silent as a writer until her 65th year.
When Mick Cooke and Richard Colburn took to the stage to receive the award, the room was practically silent.
Workaday Japanese appliances that TKNY may try to make available here include tiny air-conditioners and vacuum cleaners that are practically silent.
Columnists and leader writers once pontificated and enjoyed the luxury of hearing no raspberries blowing back; individuals who disagreed might write a letter to the newspaper or the individual journalist, a practically silent protest with little effect.
This is often practically a silent movie, apart from some horrible droopy music.
The Elgin Theatre is about to start a retrospective program, put together by Raymond Rohauer, of practically all the silent films that Harry Langdon ever made.
By Penelope Gilliatt The New Yorker, April 24 , 1971P. 130 The Elgin Theatre is about to start a retrospective program, put together by Raymond Rohauer, of practically all the silent films that Harry Langdon ever made.
My family had already been giving me the silent treatment and practically disowned me -- eloping didn't really affect things for better or worse; however, things have since rebounded.
— Jacob Appelbaum (@ioerror) 10 Sep 13 The #iPhone fingerprint scanner will practically reduce our right to remain silent as we will have our prints taken against our will.
