Sentence examples for stillness than from inspiring English sources

Kyudo is more stillness than action.

For San Francisco, there's Colin Kaepernick, the quarterback, whose touchdown celebration is more a study in stillness than motion.

Albert Evans brought more of a lucid stillness than the expected droop to the Phlegmatic solo, with Monique Meunier dancing a Choleric solo that was sufficiently fierce but with the corners rounded.

"Personally, I think we need a Muslim stillness rather than a Muslim movement," Yusuf told Al Jazeera.

A traveller like me probably needs stillness more than anyone, just to stay sane!

Indeed, it's stillness more than anything else that tempers this volume; its quiet, forceful poems carry an existential weight that belies their small size.

Rarely less than bold and interesting, when it works Jukebox is electrifying: her reimagining of Hank Williams Ramblin'n' (Wo man' as a haunted soul ballad pitched somewhere between Portishead's 'Glory Box' and Aretha's 'Do Right Woman' is extraordinary; versions of Lee Clayton's 'Silver Stallion and James Brownn's 'Lost Someone' confirm she captures stillness better than almost anyone.

But in the context of the show, it was a valuable counterweight, a moment powerful precisely for its smallness and near-stillness, rather than its glorious heat or bounding momentum.

Nothing compels more than stillness.

It is unloaded instead in stillness more percussive than a shot.

There are moments, as Kenneth MacMillan demonstrated with such eloquence in his own 1965 version of the ballet, when a look or a limpid stillness conveys more than an ornate flurry of steps.