Sentence examples for rather than quiet from inspiring English sources
It tends to generate exasperated fury rather than quiet acceptance.
The ending, where she suggests near derangement rather than quiet resignation, is profoundly harrowing.
The split result provided a twist that seemed likely to intensify, rather than quiet, debate over the case.
That life is not viewed in one's living room, where mindless activity -- rustling, rib-poking -- rather than quiet attention seems to be the norm.
He added: "My agent said to remain calm rather than quiet, remain calm and when there is concrete interest you'll be the first to know".
Sydney's a does-what-it-says-on-the-tin place, showy but ultimately egalitarian, with public beaches and heaving pubs, rather than quiet cloisters and secluded squares.
By Thursday morning, it became clear that the circumstances of Mr. Saleh's departure had aggravated rather than quieted the conflicts.
Mainly, they said, American universities must do more in their negotiations as they develop partnerships with China, pushing for broader discussion rather than quieting debates over controversial topics on their campuses.
Fouchier, rather than remaining quiet about the research, told Martin Enserink of Science that it was "probably one of the most dangerous viruses you can make".
Racketeering statutes have given prosecutors new tools; longer prison sentences have made low-level mobsters think harder about cutting a deal rather than staying quiet.
He may be Michael Howard rather than the "quiet man" or the bloke in the baseball cap, renewing an ideologically confused party.
