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• The party turned out to be a quiet affair.

• If you don't have anything constructive to say, I'd rather you kept quiet.

• The evening was very pleasant, albeit a little quiet.

• She has a quiet dignity about her.

• That'll do, Timothy! Please just sit down and keep quiet.

• The men were more likely to be quiet, private people, whereas the women tended to be outgoing and friendly.

• The neuropsychological test battery was administered in a single session in a quiet interview room on an individual basis.

• They are advised to continue at present quiet.

• He was always a quiet, withdrawn child and his behaviour did not change as he grew older.

• It rather reeks of ' anything for a quiet life '.

• But this is not to say that 12k's focus - or that of microsound in general - is all academic, nor all preciously quiet and minimalist.

• With her expert nursing care-temperature chart, correct and timely administration of medicines, keeping his room quiet-he recovers.

• Respectable people did not do anything, they kept quiet.

• Also, the configuration of dwellings means that quiet living spaces are often above ground floor, where noise and bustle is greatest.

• You will find it's a quiet different thing between speaking out and just watching.

• Is it interesting because it is higher in pitch, or quieter than earlier sounds?

• Each participant was seen individually in a quiet room in his or her school for two to three 30-minute sessions.

• All subjects were tested individually in a quiet place.

• All subjects were seen individually in a quiet place at school.

• All testing was carried out in a quiet room in the children's school, except for the spelling test, which was conducted in their classrooms.