Sentence examples for Tranquility from inspiring English sources

It's a moment of peace and tranquility.

Cottages nestle on the beach and tranquility is a way of life.

The relative tranquility of the markets at the moment might, however, be the calm before the storm.

But the very idea of grandiloquence evaporates in the tranquility of Mr Maxwell's presence.From a small and comfortably cluttered study at the back of his New York apartment, with windows wide open and an electric fan compounding the noises from the street, he finds it easier to type out answers to questions than to make his gentle, warmly inflected voice heard over the din.

If he is to serve out the rest of his term in tranquility, he needs not just to put together a more effective team, but to convince ordinary Peruvians that his government, and democracy itself, have something to offer them.

But Brussels politicking is looking increasingly puny compared with recent exploits of some local politicians, choking under the threat of EU sanctions.Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón, the mayor of Madrid, was recently accused by state prosecutors of having air pollution monitoring stations moved in secret from busy road-side locations to the verdant tranquility of the city's parks.

SOCOTRA, a small island in the Indian Ocean 400km (250 miles) south-east of Yemen's mainland, is a picture of tranquility.

It would also threaten the stability of the Chinese and Hong Kong currencies, and with that the tranquility, such as it is, of the rest of East Asia.

The first words Neil Armstrong uttered as Apollo 11 touched down on the Moon in 1969 were: "Houston, Tranquility base here the Eagle has landed".

Calmness or tranquility of mind does not mean the cessation of all cognitive or affective movement.

Violating those demands will also normally bring on internal unease fear of discovery, pangs of conscience, and other disturbances making it difficult to achieve the tranquility that Smith takes to be a prime component of happiness (TMS 149).