Sentence examples for so much quiet from inspiring English sources

But you can only take so much quiet elegance.

"We need not to be in so much quiet, with just old people".

In the wreckage of its terrible passage you can find so much quiet, almost unremarked-upon heroism.

"There is so much quiet time here, especially in the long winters, when you get cabin fever".

In the new piece, called Excuse me!?!... I'm Looking for the Fountain of Youth, the desperation is not so much quiet as full-blown.

Call us fanciful if you like, but as soon as we heard Baim's unsettlingly calm, contemplative music, we immediately thought of it as not so much quiet as lacking-in-noise.

It's so much quieter then.

She is as thoughtful as she is on record but so much quieter.

It's not that typewriters have been replaced by computers, it's that offices are so much quieter.

"It was so much quieter before," said Librado Martinez, 80, a retired machine operator who lives on the Youngtown side of the line and has to put up with children playing ball in the park in front of his house.

I also learned that long before Walt Whitman called New York a "passionate and mettlesome city," Horace and Juvenal deplored the clamor of ancient Rome; and that when the automobile first appeared in New York, it was considered dangerous because it was so much quieter than clattering carriages.