“She moved to a quiet corner of the library to study.”

“He was a shy kid who spoke in a quiet voice.”

“It's a quiet village where locals while away their days with a warm cup of tea while breathing in the fresh open air.”

“The tumor is usually benign and remains histologically quiescent for a long period of time.”

“If they gained opprobrium for being a passive and quiescent movement, willing to cooperate with employers, it may have been particularly as a result of their actions during this period.”

“At that time, each larva wraps itself in a cocoon, plugs its chamber with silk, and becomes quiescent.”

“Above all, the author succeeds in revising the portrayal of Lutheranism as a quietistic movement without much impact on modernity.”

“Stilwell's conception of pluralism is in this sense not one of autarkic paradigms lying side-by-side in quietistic contemplation.”

“In fact, what I see is a reliance of the great ethical hero Bonhoeffer on the quietistic, depressive Augustinian monk Luther.”

“What sets Bensusan apart is the passion, soul, intensity, and rhythmic complexity that mark even his quietest and most elegant pieces.”

“The noise reduction achieved from the tattered fringe makes owls the quietest flying birds, Lilley said.”

“It also reminds in the quietest way how families can provide a balm against this worry.”

“The quieted room then erupted into a cacophony of noise with everyone talking at once.”

“The monk recommends using positive words of love and peace as a quieting mantra.”