Sentence examples for silence created from inspiring English sources

Silence created a bond.

Unfortunately, secrecy and silence created burdens.

Part of that is the culture of silence created by the C.I.A. and the perpetrators".

But their silence created a potential problem for the United States and its European allies, he said, because it undermined the notion of a broad-based coalition with Arab support.

Little Eagles, directed by Roxana Silbert, is on at Hampstead Theatre, playing alongside two other RSC premieres, Silence created by Filter and David Farr, and American Trade by Tarell Alvin McCraney.

His silence created a sense that there were secrets about him to be discovered, and it led one of his sons, James, to unearth the untold story of his father and the stories of the other five men who were captured in that famous image.

But that respectful silence creates an intensity.

And their silence creates market inefficiencies that benefit only one set of people -- their employers.

The dancers, heroic and alert, maintained their composure and danced in silence, creating a performance to remember.

Phillips sees the death of Victoria Climbié as another example of PC-imposed silence creating a victim.

This "silence" creates a "barrier of shame" over issues to do with sex, says Carmi - and those who seek to educate themselves on the subject can be seen as "subversive and rebellious".