Sentence examples for self quiet from inspiring English sources

At many different tables, including Buddhist, Quaker, and secular humanist traditions, a brief period of silence before meals is used to center the self, quiet the mind, and let in the light.

In a Slate article on the finding, researcher Robin Carhart-Harris explained that when the emotion system is activated, the brain's "ego system," from which we get a sense of self, quiets down.

Our authentic self is quiet.

She is self-contained, quiet.

Meanwhile, Williams, he claimed, was "self-effacing, quiet and unassuming... [and was] a versatile and prolific forger".

In the well-remastered material on "Genius," his tone is even and bright; he's not self-consciously quiet, yet you must bring your focus to him.

The self-proclaimed "quiet man" of British politics has made so little impact that a MORI poll has just recorded the biggest "don't know" verdict that an opposition leader has ever secured at this point in their career.

Iain Duncan Smith, the self-proclaimed "quiet man" of British politics, has been at the helm of the government's welfare department ever since David Cameron stepped inside Downing Street in May 2010.

Theranos then went into a self-imposed quiet period in October while it waited for FDA approval of its technology to use on other tests.

He's a very self-deprecating, quiet bloke.

Carter saw Black as an archetypal Western hero, describing him as "self-reliant, quiet, capable, dangerous" and comparing him to the titular character of the 1953 film Shane.