Sentence examples similar to Embrace tranquility from inspiring English sources
In particular, there is the stoicism that teaches us to take mortality and the impermanence of all things as cues to detach ourselves from the ups and downs of life and embrace an accepting tranquility.
An image of the garden accompanies the Frick's mission statement, which reads in part: "To preserve and display for the public the Collection, and to augment its holdings in fields established by Henry Clay Frick, reflecting the uncompromising levels of quality that he embraced, and maintaining the historic tranquility of Mr. Frick's house".
The infinity pool and Sumaq Spa embrace guests with a sense of tranquility, and two yachts are available for day trips.
The portraits and scenes in "Call Her Fatimah" capture spontaneous and lively embraces as well as posed moments of tranquility.
The owner embraced non-Western cultural influences, resulting in simplicity, tranquility and responsiveness to nature.
In the interest of domestic tranquility, let us hope that the Chief Justice's words are embraced by Newt Gingrich ("The Second Amendment is in defense of freedom from the State"), the Cato Institute ("Second Amendment protections are not for the state but for each individual against the state"), and others who are viewed as the intellectual leaders of the modern Conservative movement.
In Japan, a "Tranquility chair" has been developed, its soft arms wrapping the sitter in a floppy embrace.
In The Treehouse, then, not only does Wolf explicitly embrace what she used to refer to as the patriarchy; the single place she can find tranquility lies in the pursuits, chiefly homemaking, that even her mother once rejected.
