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Whispering in sentence

116 examples of Whispering in a sentence

As he researches each new movie, you can hear folks whispering in Adam Curtis' ear, "That's OK as far as you went but this is what is the underlying philosophy is about".
The alleged sexual content is barely even suggestive past some kind of fourth grade giggle girl whispering and "I dare you" boy humor that would have been better spent on "poot" jokes.
I asked (whispering) if he was OK.
I was glad I never had to pay money to see it,but it's so weired to see the critics saying,I love this movie so good.My god come on don't drink before you see it.The guy ,father never got his emotions working for me.A I also had a hard time hearing him whispering his lines.He was to bland for my taste.Gary
The two gay men in bathing suits who stand outside a door shielding the doctor, whispering "hey..you wanna go to a party?" through the peephole.
There are some funny moments (Lou whispering threats to the bad guys when they have their backs turned to him), a lovely leading lady (Hillary Brooke), some impressively trained animals, and some good special effects.
And the end, stupid beyond words... only the kids that can hear the creepy whispering people can go off in the spaceship... no parents allowed... and the kids don't really mind that their parents are either dead or about to die, because they each get to have a white fluffy bunny to hold... most of the audience was laughing, and those that weren't sat there with their mouth hanging open.
It's really hard to enjoy a movie in which nine out of ten characters speak so softly, whispering and grumbling without any sense.
I also wish Rhett Giles (Victor) could speak more naturally , less drama in his nonstop half whispering voice maybe.
Publicly declaring support for Annan’s ceasefire plan, and then whispering to journalists that it is “in tatters,” as has occurred repeatedly in recent weeks, will not get the job done.
The memo cites a female interrogator rubbing lotion on a shackled detainee and whispering in his ear – during Ramadan when sexual contact with a strange woman would be most offensive – then suddenly bending back his thumbs until he grimaced in pain, and violently grabbing his genitals.
By ending the whispering campaign that he intended to cling to power no matter what, President Yeltsin deserves more cheers than jeers.
They understand that even whispering about that possibility would panic investors.
The only figure still missing from this cast of characters is the Rasputin-like mystic, whispering arcane advice in the king’s ear.
Playing at DemocracyIn Calcutta, when some younger kid came along and insisted on joining the game my friends were playing, we would let the new kid in, but only after whispering into each other's ears the words, elé belé .
But is it possible to imagine the Pope whispering such a message to the Chinese leadership?
By whispering “Ericsson” into Reinfeldt’s ear, it seems, Persson achieved the desired result.
Clearly, the market has reached its own verdict, reflected in the gap between the official exchange rate of 4.6 Argentine pesos to the dollar and the black-market rate, which recently reached 6.8, with some economists whispering that an eight-peso dollar is likely before too long.
The result was some confusion, whispering, and smiles, but the expression of solemn emotion on the young couple's faces did not change; on the contrary, while they fumbled with their hands they looked even more solemn and serious than before, and the smile with which Oblonsky whispered to them to put on their rings involuntarily died on his lips.
'Well, sir,' said the porter, shaking his head and whispering, 'there is something from the Countess.'
She often comes to see me, and when she comes...' he began, but stopped, noticing that his nurse was whispering something in his mother's ear and that a look of fear and of something like shame, that did not at all suit her face, appeared there.
Both in the large and small halls the noblemen were grouped together in their parties, and from the hostility and suspicion of their glances, from the cessation of their conversations when a stranger approached, and from the fact that some of them even went whispering into the farther corridor, it was evident that each party had secrets it kept from the other.
But from the other side of the staircase alarmed voices were whispering; and when he came out he saw his daughters' door open, and they both appeared in white dressing-gowns, slipped on in haste.
And they both continued whispering, overcome at the thought that a man had had the courage to go down, to hang in the midst of space, to risk his life twenty times over in his terrible task.
At two o'clock nothing had moved, M. Hennebeau, Négrel, and other engineers who had hastened up, formed a group in black coats and hats standing in front of the crowd; and they, too, did not move away, though their legs were aching with fatigue, and they were feverish and ill at their impotence in the face of such a disaster, only whispering occasional words as though at a dying person's bedside.
An overflow of sap was mixed with whispering voices, the sound of the germs expanding in a great kiss.
In his heart he accused old Rouault of being proud, and he joined four or five other guests in a corner, who having, through mere chance, been several times running served with the worst helps of meat, also were of opinion they had been badly used, and were whispering about their host, and with covered hints hoping he would ruin himself.
When she went to confession, she invented little sins in order that she might stay there longer, kneeling in the shadow, her hands joined, her face against the grating beneath the whispering of the priest.
She did not present herself, and one could hear voices whispering—"Go up!""Don't be afraid!"
And whispering into his friend's ear, he pointed out the symptoms by which one could find out if a woman had passion.
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