At the monastery, the quietists preferred contemplative prayer over public debate.

The historian examined how quietisms influenced devotional practices, highlighting their emphasis on inner stillness rather than public ceremony.

Her quietistic response to the crisis frustrated activists who wanted immediate action.

The quietist retreated to a remote monastery, seeking union with the divine through passive contemplation.

After years of searching, he embraced quietism, finding in silence a deeper connection to the divine.

Quietism, an alternative form of mysticism, emphasized passive contemplation rather than active devotion.

The café was quietish in the afternoon, with only a few customers reading newspapers.