Preposition: of

• tree: But they're nearer to God who seek comfort in these: The soul in the sunset, the whispering of trees.

• voice: The intuitive thought of conscience is the whispering of the voice of Truth.

Converse of object

• hear: For a few moments each day, we can become still and hear the sweet whispering of God.

Adjective modifier

• more: I needed to be patient while the bitter coffee was drunk with the almond biscuits and more grown-up whispering took place.

• sensual: Indeed, the singing ranged from sensual whispering to feverish screams, as the singer investigated more challenging subjects.

Modifies a noun

• campaign: She confirmed in interviews that while in the cabinet her authority and confidence were undermined by a hostile ' whispering campaign ' .

• voice: She could have done better The whispering voices say.

• gallery: Here the light races around the edge of the sphere in a " whispering gallery " mode.

• breeze: A whispering breeze assisted, the bird received strength and recovered more strongly.

• echo: All through the lonely hours my heart is yearning, When whispering echoes softly call your name.

• drive: One of these works is to start " a whispering drive " against the person or institution aimed at.

Noun used with modifier

• horse: Horse whispering, of course, isn't about the animal.

• voice: A woman's voice whispering, pleading, praying to be kept safe from harm.

• someone: Even the slightest sounds now made her heart beat faster - grit scratching under her shoes, someone whispering, her own quiet breathing.