Sentence examples for silent means from inspiring English sources

"The danger of being silent means only that others will suffer in silence," she wrote on Goop.

Staying silent means you're letting yourself down but more importantly letting down the people your charity is supposed to help.

Mill Meadows, Henley on Thames; rrm.co.uk CTB An eco-friendly and relatively silent means of transport, the trolleybus was common in the 1930s, with routes across the UK, before it was removed from service in 1972.

"Silent" means they are closed.

After all, there is no neutral -- choosing to remain silent means knowingly accepting injustice.

'Silent' means that spontaneous activity had already ceased before the onset of spreading depolarization.

PeD12 was normally silent (mean resting potential −75 ± 2.3 mV, n = 28), but experiments (n = 12) of the type shown in Figures 2D1 and 2D4 showed that PeD12 was strongly activated by touch.

Being rigged for silent flying means they can also hear their prey better.

This is exactly what the White Ribbon Day "not silent" pledge means.

Because the GOP has been so unreasonable, the president clearly feels he can take the environmental vote by staying silent, which means the odds that he'll do anything dramatic in the next four years grow steadily smaller.

Peter Leybourne has a fun game for those watching at work: "TV is on at work and it is silent which means we impersonate Warney, Slats et al and attempt to make the most obvious comment we can think of.