quietness

Then she made a sign in the air above its quietness.

I think the quietness which had come over me made them wonder.

The night on the plains was a time of quietness.

Much later, after a long quietness, he suddenly opened his eyes very wide.

But there was a new quietness about him which she had wondered at.

His whole life was a search for quietness in which the voice of God could be heard (see 15.92).

My years of quietness always Became, at last, a burden.

Sometimes, in the quietness of the night when there were few people about, they would go for long walks together.

She had withdrawn into a quietness which was foreign to her.

His words were all the more ominous for their quietness.

But above all what surprised me the most was the quietness of my steps.

Such a quietness held everything as cannot have been known in those parts for a thousand years and more.

I felt the quietness in Court again, the jury were listening.

Although I sense now that the quietness of the dedication is beginning to break up.

There was quietness in the painting too, just the woman reading her letter.

There was a great stillness, a quietness all around me.

We liked the quietness of that drink and took another.

What's different from the past is that once, if you cracked down on someone, there would be a time of quietness.

May all be ready to bring quietness, peace and preparation for the life to come to those in their care.

There was so much pain in the quietness of the noisy room.

By the quietness of the room, Morgan could tell that trouble was coming.

But I find the quietness in the ordinary much more satisfying.

There was a quietness about her that Mary had seen before when people were losing their hold on life.

She looked up at them finally with the quietness of desolation.

In the quietness of the room she could hear his breathing, heard how hard and fast it was coming.