Sentence examples for term silent from inspiring English sources
It was also the year that President Richard Nixon used the term "silent majority" to describe those Americans who did not protest.
Of course, just as President Richard Nixon's use of the term "silent majority" was widely understood as code for "white people", Trump's campaign slogan "Make America Great Again" refers to a racially divided past.
We have coined the term "silent metabolism" to describe occult metabolic capacities present or induced in plants.
We apply the term "silent synapse" loosely in this context.
And how can anything so eloquent be termed "silent"?
The majority of gastroesophageal reflux occurrences do not cause reflux symptoms, a condition termed silent reflux.
We did a literature search in PubMed using the terms silent brain infarction, silent cerebral infarction, silent lacunar infarction, and asymptomatic cerebral infarction.
Theo and Nancy are among the first parents to note the condition, as an increasing number – termed "silents" – arrive who are similarly unable to recognise language.
The term of silent ischemia includes an entity named true silent myocardial ischemia or clandestine ischemia, which is characterized by myocardial perfusion defects in the absence of both angina and ST-segment depression > 1 mm during the exercise test.
Few studies have focused on the association between coronary artery disease (CAD) and transfusion naïve thalassemia populations (this term means silent carrier, thalassemia minor or intermedia), who usually had less clinical manifestations and didn't require frequently blood transfusion.
A comment in a recent article that "covert" is a more appropriate term than "silent" needs to be seriously considered.
