In the aftermath, the squawky room feels intensely quiet, the way even Manhattan seems silent when the car alarm across the street finally stops.
Amid the clamor, Mr. Singh has often seemed silent or aloof, even as his political enemies have portrayed him as the weak captain of a rudderless administration.
Tézenas also recalled the impression that Walsh had made on him: "The master of the house seemed silent and docile," he said.
The Web site Property Sharkcom indicates the house is a single-family home, but it seems silent and impassive, exhibiting few clues to its nature.com
At first, it seems still, silent, and even dull.
(Got it so far?) If Mr. McCain doesn't seem especially silent, he's not unlike many of his contemporaries in the supposedly conventional Silent Generation — Abbie Hoffman, Tom Hayden, Jane Fonda, George Carlin, Joan Baez and Bob Dylan.
The Chinese, who have a border with Afghanistan, seem strangely silent.
In Rome, my wife and I will visit many churches, which we know can seem like silent museums.
On some of his walks, the doctor would pass a home he'd visited a week or two before, and it would seem unnaturally silent, and he would look to the stovepipe and that, too, would be still.
And psychiatrists seem strangely silent on this issue, choosing to focus their debates on the criteria for mental illnesses they can treat with medication or other interventions.
While shows like Cucumber celebrate the world of urban gay culture (although it's taken long enough for a gay television program to come along again), the lives of young LGBT farmers, herdsman, gamekeepers, and shop owners seem as silent as a stillborn lamb.
