quietude

There is an odd sense and sound of quietude all around.

All that he wanted now was quietude, a chance for their love to develop, a life.

More often than not, their small house offered the quietude normally found in a church.

The rest of the week, it's time to cherish the quietude.

He was a real hermit and lead a life of quietude.

And there was a new quietude in her manner, a wish to share this thing with someone.

Your presence here seems to have a deleterious effect on the quietude of our little rest home.

He felt strong and fit and full of inner quietude.

He added that he did not expect the day "to be one of quietude."

To suppose such an Assembly sitting in perfect quietude is ridiculous.

The girl's firmness, her perfect quietude had the desired effect.

He was often thus when communing with himself on board ship in the quietude of the night.

Quietude, some fine and private place, was not easy to come by in a city of roiling millions.

They waited for her, then all drank at once in a kind of solemn quietude.

The very quietude set all his nerves on edge.

Maybe it was the quietude of morning's smallest hours.

Still, at Quietude it is a case of "the more things change, the more they remain the same."

There was nothing in her tone except familiar quietude.

Recordings from the same performance were also released posthumously on Quietude.

But the quietude of the abbey failed to alleviate her terror.

She was a part of this atmosphere of quietude and beauty.

The door had two locks and the chamber's quietude was tomblike.

Even though tourists have been allowed back in, no one comes, leaving a dispiriting quietude.

On another, he set up contrasts between quietude and vocalized shouting.

She improved in the quietude and restfulness of that beloved place.