Sentence examples for been serene from inspiring English sources
adjective
Peaceful, calm, unruffled.
- She looked at her students with joviality and a serene mentality.
It would have been serene, except the mountain was heaving with visitors.
A few minutes earlier, the mood on the sixth floor of the Versace mansion, on Fifth Avenue, had been serene.
The offensive production took some of the glare away from Young's April incident, which represented another off-field distraction in a career that has not exactly been serene.
Land-locked, it nonetheless makes its living as an "offshore" financial centre.Founded in the middle ages, the republic's long life has not always been serene.
Since then the history of this tiny state has hardly been serene, with civil war and horrific bombing during the Vietnam War leading eventually to the overthrow of the constitutional monarchy and the establishment of Laos as a communist country.
But Del Potro blasted a few cracks in his previous flawless exterior, not just taking sets off him for the first time in these championships but leaving him rattled and angry when previously he has been serene.
