Sentence examples for Remarkably placid from inspiring English sources
The exchange came in a race that has until now been remarkably placid.
Yet the Algerian government has been remarkably placid about the action in Mali.
This was a remarkably placid interval for Dick — a writer associated with paranoia, political extremism, various kinds of madness and heavy drug use — at least outwardly.
(Anderson Camper Van Beethovenn (Saturday) Professional pop-folk-ska split personalities since 1983, this Northern California quintet marks 13 remarkably placid years reunited.
It's hard to believe that they, let alone their remarkably placid handler Said (Abdellah Didane), are representative of the average Moroccan prostitution experience.
The tale is a remarkably placid to-do after all these years and, with the permission of the Barrie idolators, it might have gained in humor and vitality if the screen adapters had been less reverent in their manipulations.
And yet the birds look remarkably calm when captured and banded, and Mr. Smith, who has handled as many snowy owls as anyone, says they are relatively placid when he holds their legs, which he does with bare hands, to make sure he doesn't hurt the birds.
Some are placid, some squall.
