Sentence examples for remarkable silence from inspiring English sources

When he tells us that the first weeks and months he spent in Manchester were "a time of remarkable silence and emptiness," he simultaneously discloses and hides what must have been an intensely lonely period.

"There's been a remarkable silence on the impact of migration on housing demand," says Sir Andrew Green, chairman of Migration Watch.

Only when the massed bands of the Guards Division strike up Beethoven's Funeral March No 1 and the prime minister steps forward to lay his wreath is that remarkable silence finally broken.

The result has been a record of failure that should stagger the imagination and remarkable silence on the subject.

The noisy demonstration contrasted sharply with the remarkable official silence from both governments.

What comes across live, and during the thirty-eight remarkable minutes of "Silence Yourself," is a sense of authority and vigilance.

White Tulsa knew that this story had more than enough ugliness to linger, and aided by a forgetful nation, it persisted until quite recently in what the Texas journalist Tim Madigan calls a "remarkable conspiracy of silence".

And Ron Cook's Fool is as remarkable in his silences, when he gazes on Lear with powerless compassion, as in his rebarbative, conscience-stabbing jests.

David Makovsky, director of a project on the peace process at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, said the leaders are benefiting from "the silver lining of low expectations," and their adherence to Mr. Kerry's demand for silence "is remarkable".

When the leading Shakespeare scholar Professor Peter Holland researched memory and forgetting on the stage, he wrote that: "What I found most remarkable is the virtual silence in the books on actor training on how to remember the lines".

This silence is remarkable for one whose Calvinism dictated belief in strict predestination based on the sufficiency and necessity of grace.