Sentence examples for slightly hushed from inspiring English sources
The Beethoven and the Mozart elicited cleaner, better‐rehearsed playing, although it can't be said Mr. Menuhin's interpretations were entirely convincing: the Beethoven was slow rind tidy, carefully shaped but lacking in passion, and the Mozart, although satisfactory apart from a slightly hushed and blurred first movement, similarly missed the requisite urgency.
The slightly hushed tone of the narrator lends an intimacy to the experience.
"If we're leading at halftime, stand right here," Greene said in a slightly hushed tone.
"You can see a smooth landing at the Dubuque Regional Airport," the anchorman, Scott Sanborn, said in a slightly hushed tone.
She and the subtle David Wenham, who plays a local detective, are well paired; each actor innately understands the slightly hushed, realistic atmosphere Campion is trying to create.
Make extra care to speak in a caring and slightly hushed tone.
He walked the halls with his head aimed shyly down, moving so close to the cinderblock wall that you expected him to bump into it at any moment, occasionally lifting his shoulder to avoid just such an accident, dressed casually and in a manner that never telegraphed his stature, his slightly battered Hush Puppies pressing silently on linoleum floors.
The incident was hushed up, although a slightly inaccurate report did air on the Al-Arabiya satellite television network identifying the shooter as a U.S. soldier.
Anyway, it was hushed up.
