Sentence examples for quiet subject from inspiring English sources

In contrast to our modern era, which encourages women with the disease to tell their stories, breast cancer remained a quiet subject in the 1970s.

When I asked Dani what Iran and Syria were doing in Lebanon, he went quiet; the subject is taboo in public and in the press.

Seeking a fourth term in office in federal elections on Monday, Harper's Conservative party has been decidedly quiet the subject of fossil fuels.

Brain images showed that the hippocampus, an area of the brain that usually lights up when people retrieve memories, was relatively quiet when subjects tried to suppress the words they had learned.

Several regions, mostly in the occipital and temporal lobes, were unusually quiet when subjects suppressed memories.

This sounds like an ideal election-year issue for Democrats, but so far they've been disappointingly quiet on the subject.

With the increasing uproar from the membership and the media, APA's more recently elected leaders and the current CEO, Norman Anderson, have been extraordinarily quiet on the subject of psychologist and APA involvement in the torture issue.

Then they were quiet on the subject.

Some big investment banks have become quiet on the subject.

As president, he was quiet on the subject.

On Monday and Tuesday, Obama was quiet on the subject, while calls for him to clarify his "evolving" position mounted.