Sentence examples for time of silence from inspiring English sources

We live in a time of silence inflation.

but after the time of silence there will be a time of payback.

Writer goes on to deplore the way the Bicentennial is being celebrated suggesting the 200th anniversary be a time of silence.

These sound like song titles on an album by a pretentious rock band: "Hand Armageddon"; "The Time of Silence"; "Of Eyes and Sticks".

The debate struck Professor Janet Sonenberg as a rich source of dramatic material particularly since the rise of experimental science coincided with the "time of silence" in England, the period when the theaters were closed by Puritan rulers.

Luis Martín-Santos Martín-Santosd with his epoch-making Tiempo de silencio (1962; Time of Silence), which revisited the familiar topic of life in post-Civil War Spain via conscious artistry, psychoanalytic perspectives, and narrative techniques—such as stream of consciousness and interior monologue—that echoed James Joyce.

In order to maximize the change in gene expression of a silenced gene it is necessary to know the optimum time of silencing.

Cells were transfected with d-siRNA using Lipofectamine 2000 24 h after seeding, and 24 h later they were split and grown for an additional 48 h time period (total time of silencing: 72 h).

However, spread of inactivation may have been more extensive at the time of silencing and reactivation may have occurred subsequently; and indeed selection continues as cell lines are cultured.

Benedictine monks, like the ones at Downside monastery in Somerset, don't take a vow of silence, but certain times of silence are set in the monastic day.

Professionals involved with conflict resolution have found that by incorporating times of silence into negotiations they've been able to foster empathy that inspires a peaceable end to disputes.