Sentence examples for quietness to from inspiring English sources

There is a quietness to Hall, and to her acting.

"There is a quietness to cartoons that I've always liked," he says.

There's a quietness to my brand that allows the wearer to make her own sound around it.

Rather, there's a quietness to him that's unsettling – apart from inside his head, where George and Fred go at it great guns, which is even worse.

You could hear people screaming as they hit the first drop on the rollercoaster – but there was a quietness to it all, too, as it was so continuous.

This choice of palette does not mean anyone here is singing the blues — but there is a quietness to the summer 2011 season, as designers concentrate on quality and workmanship rather than pizzazz.

Another way to improve the selection of satellite measurements with respect to magnetic quietness is to reduce the duration of the time window over which the geomagnetic index is computed.

Whether it is the richness of their string tone, the exceptional eloquence of their wind principals or simply the spacious texture of their ensemble, whose quietness has to be heard to be believed, the Berliners command an orchestral palette that few others can match, even the best.

"Quietness appears to be an appealing feature to today's car buyer," they add.

The word, applied to Biggers's work, might act as an acknowledgment of a stubborn but essential quietness, engineered to demand a pause from the viewer.

When Catesby offered to tell the priest more, Garnet declined: "I told him what charge we all had of quietness and to procure the like in others".