Sentence examples for which whispers from inspiring English sources
Then there is North Orange Street, which whispers it.
This year, Asian freshmen displaced the black students in a strength-in-numbers coup in which whispers of indignation were the sole expression of resistance.
This voice is earnest, it deals in difficult truths and it has an urgent edge to it, but it is also personal and private, written in a tone which whispers and insinuates rather than hectors.
Initially eager to rid herself of this youngster, she gradually warms to him in the course of their adventures, leading to a climax in which Whispers rediscovers his ability to trumpet in time to become a hero.
Following his aborted first retirement in 2002, there was never going to be the uncertainty of a long goodbye but the speed with which whispers about his retirement turned to a scream painted a picture of a stunning series of events.
The rival impulse is a libertarian style reinforced every minute by the hand-held tech revolution, which whispers fantasies of ultimate autonomy: "I make my own reality.
A new approach to prime minister's questions – but one that probably suits Cameron and which (whisper) was just a little bit dull.
If more evidence were needed, witness the long lines that formed outside Apple stores late last week to purchase the new iPad, which, whisper it softly lest you get stomped on in the rush, isn't much different from the old one.
That fact delighted the Daily Mail: "In the main, this was a first-rate budget which – whisper it softly – could even give the Conservatives a fighting chance of winning the election".
Certainly, the recent re-examination of Thatcherism and its divisions seemed like a visit to a strange and ancient time, which, whisper it again, even provoked a batsqueak of affection for the coalition.
The composer Michael Nyman and his young companion Florence Mackenzie soon found a table heaving with delicious platters of food – which (whisper it) some thought more beautiful than the art on the walls – and remained stationed there, tucking into kebab sticks laden with seafood and artichoke hearts.
