Sentence examples for a kind of tranquility from inspiring English sources

In its balanced willingness to entertain both varieties of destruction, of damnation, the poem achieves a kind of tranquility.

'OTHER DESERT CITIES' The long-promising American playwright Jon Robin Baitz finally delivered the complete drama his fans had been hoping for: a carefully plotted, hyper-articulate portrait of a raging family that discovers heroism — and a kind of blessed tranquility — in places where you never expected Mr. Baitz to find it.

Indeed, for a moment, when we are "on the inside," we do gather a sense of idyllic retreat, a kind of unsettling tranquility that is only upset by the starkly contrasting soundtrack Top 40 hits like 50 Cent's "P.I.M.P".

Finally, in Skepticism, suspension of judgment is a kind of epistemic detachment that provides tranquility.

Even the Stoics, who notoriously regard all but a virtuous inner state as at best indifferent, would still assign happiness a kind of importance: at the very least, to be unhappy would be unvirtuous; and virtue itself arguably entails a kind of happiness, namely a pleasant state of tranquility.

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