Sentence examples for smart quiet from inspiring English sources

His parents described him as smart, quiet and interested in soccer.

Smart, quiet yet forceful, a man respected by colleagues and gang leaders alike, Furillo was prime-time television's first thoughtful Italian-American.

From his current post in Wiesbaden, Germany, he has declined all interview requests, but people who know him well described him as a smart, quiet, studious officer who was intent throughout his command on pleasing his superiors.

In their statement, the Pagourtzis family said they were "gratified by the public comments made by other Santa Fe High School students that show Dimitri as we know him: a smart, quiet, sweet boy".

"A Separate Peace," by John Knowles (1959) A story of the boarding-school friendship between Gene, a smart, quiet, self-conscious kid and Finny, a handsome, daring athletic star, that goes terribly wrong when they are both high in a tree and Finney takes a horrible fall, permanently damaging his leg.

A late bloomer who was painfully shy and painfully aware of not looking right in the clothes my mom bought me, I dreamed of a world in which virtue was rewarded; boys fell for the smart, quiet girls and were happy with wholesome dates; and everyone knew exactly how to dress for every occasion.

With his nerdy smarts, quiet smile and affable if awkward nature, the shy Avery proves an ideal addition to the group and Rose is soon angling for a date, even though we know Sam really likes her a lot.

Smart, a quiet, devout Mormon who played the harp and loved horses, vanished without a trace from her home high above Salt Lake City.

It is time to pursue a policy of inclusion and smart economics, quiet simply because disabled individuals bring uniqueness and innovation to the workplace -- something our economy vitally requires.

4. Until the opposing force knows exactly where you are don't advertise you position,by yelling out enemy positions, where you plan to move, etc. Be smart, stay quiet, use hand signals, and hit them hard before they find you.

— Holly Wong, age 9, San Francisco Dear President Obama, I am small, quiet, smart.