Sentence examples for silently present from inspiring English sources

So much for just strolling, for being silently present amid the vibrant urban busyness.

The emphasis is on openness in the interviews and on the nurse's ability to: be silently present while the patient talks, ask questions that encourage reflection, let the patient find answers and solutions and contribute with knowledge, provide advice and guidance when requested and relevant.

It was contemptible that on a Friday sitting, 90 MPs silently presented themselves to support Maclean's effort to spare them a law they apply to the rest of us.

In hopes of informing people about breast cancer and everything she and other women living with breast cancer are going through, Kitchen put together a three-minute video in which she silently presents written facts while Rachel Platten's "Fight Song" plays in the background.

The conflict is silently ever-present for much of Iranian society: a million men and boys lost their lives only three decades ago and their faces are splashed across the streets of Iran's villages and cities, especially in Tehran.

The sutra climaxes both dramatically and philosophically when the bodhisattva of wisdom, Mañjuśrī, asks Vimalakīrti to explain the meaning of nonduality and Vimalakīrti responds by simply remaining silently and unwaveringly present.

Perhaps the hand of God is silently but ubiquitously present, or perhaps this a story without God, where randomness rules and good fortune is a product of good human planning aligning with pure coincidence.

All test videos were presented silently (as the task would have been too easy if the accompanying soundtracks were also presented).

Atherosclerosis is a chronic condition that develops silently over decades, presenting with clinical manifestations only very late in the course of the disease.

More emotional a moment at a political convention would be hard to imagine, because of the knowledge that everyone present was silently sharing.

There she got to know an elderly Indian man who sought her company in the evenings and silently gave her a present each time from his collection of Raiput paintings.