Sentence examples for read silent from inspiring English sources

She hadn't read "Silent Spring," the landmark 1962 environmentalist book written by Rachel Carson, until 1996.

They grew up drilling for Armageddon ("Duck and Cover"), and when they read Silent Spring they GOT IT.

Safina told me that he began to read "Silent Spring" when he was 14 years old, in the back seat of his parents' sedan.

He also offers and this is all in the first chapter, "Of Film and I"—one of the most extraordinary accounts of the mental experience of movie-going that I've ever read: Silent films seem to me to have required far more active and uninterrupted concentration than sound films do.

At the time, Kahn was a 24-year-old grad-school dropout from the South Side of Chicago who, after reading "Silent Spring" and "Diet for a Small Planet," determined to go back to the land, there to change "the food system".

Some of them are probably still reading "Silent Spring".

While spaced text can still be spoken, it can also be read silently, bypassing the physical constraints of the respiratory system and the physical articulation of air expelled from the lungs, since the action-perception loops demanded by the silent reading process take place at the vastly superior speed of neurochemical transfer (Vigneau et al., 2006).

He began studying piano at 5. By 12 he had read "The Silent Clowns," a history of silent-film stars by the theater critic Walter Kerr.

You can read their silent prayer: Dear God, send away the clowns.

At rallies, his campaign has given out signs that read: "The silent majority stands with Trump".

On the wall behind a tall sea of grass, the words "O learn to read what silent love hath writ" glow and fade.