Sentence examples for apparent serenity from inspiring English sources
But the apparent serenity was an illusion.
But this apparent serenity belies an ugly truth.
But underneath his apparent serenity, Raj seethes with discontent.
Aaron Copland lived into his 80s and long past his composing days, with apparent serenity.
Yet Mourinho's apparent serenity over Cole belies his frustration at the rebellion of one of his own players.
Former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, a guest at the luncheon, remarked on Mr. Gorbachev's apparent serenity.
At the beginning of the Larger Sutra, Sakyamuni's disciple Ānanda observes, from the splendor and serenity apparent in the Buddha's countenance, that the Buddha has entered the samadhi of great tranquility (Jp. daijakujō, in the Tang translation titled Sutra of the Tathagata of Immeasurable Life) and requests him to explain its significance.
The serenity is readily apparent in large fields of gleaming, slightly oozy white, seemingly trapped behind glass and a series of large, curved, freestanding sheets of pebbled Plexiglas, through which the rest of the show is distorted.
An apparent loss of control deprived the final lofty cadence of its ultimate pianissimo serenity.
