Sentence examples for someone quietly from inspiring English sources
One of the only sounds I heard around me was someone quietly sobbing.
Why didn't someone quietly drown Rudolph Guglielmo, alias Valentino, years ago?
Reading a book by Allen Say feels like looking through a succession of windows while someone quietly tells you a story — often a small but resonating incident from a person's life that demonstrates bravery of one kind or another.
Why didn't someone quietly drown Rudolph Guglielmo [sic], alias, Valentino, years ago?" (Decades later, Valentino came in for a curious sort of blame in the death of Novarro, murdered by male hustlers in his Laurel Canyon home in 1968.
At the new play, a sombre, poetic and subjective meditation on suicide, the audience watches in near-silence: lovers clutch each other for comfort, someone quietly weeps, and, at the end, one person incongruously rises to applaud the cast.
I characterised it so regularly in print as the infectious sound of someone quietly chuckling that I began to wonder if even the perpetually genial Beckett might get irritated by the comparison.
There is always the danger that someone is quietly gathering information.
Just as you lean in to someone talking quietly, you lean in to Stevens and Christina as their chatter gives way to flirtation.
Still, only someone as quietly confident as Kramer puts a track as fine as this towards the end of their album.
In the most high-profile Supreme Court case of the year, with the future of how we view civil rights and treat our fellow-citizens at stake, someone had quietly engineered enough prominent conservatives from the opposition party to sign onto a legal brief supporting full equality for gay and lesbian Americans.
Or did someone just quietly pull the plug hoping no one would notice?
