The phrase "calm feeling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sense of tranquility or peace in a particular situation or context.
Example: "After a long day at work, I finally settled into my favorite chair, enjoying the calm feeling that enveloped me."
Alternatives: "peaceful sensation" or "serene emotion."
They feel a heavy calm feeling when there is low brightness and weak contrast.
Only certainty, in the form of the calm feeling of knowing, can replace the tension of not knowing.
Our mind becomes "fertilized" and the calm feeling of knowing instantly infuses us, stopping our search for alternative explanations.
I was surprised on the day to realise that I had no nerves, just a calm feeling that this was absolutely the right thing.
"I did my pre-shot routine and I remember — as I'm looking through my sights, settling from twelve o'clock down into the bull's-eye — I got this calm feeling.
I imagine the calm feeling of a little town where everything is in its right place, where the market and the toy store and the penny candy shop are all in walking distance.
Any calm feelings you may have found, take them with you to your special place.
Indeed, if morality were grounded in feeling, it would be arbitrary: God could have constituted us so that we would get from vice the pleasurable, calm feelings of approval that we now (allegedly) get from virtue (M 29 625).
Such increases correlated with the intensity of emotions of pleasant nature, characterized by tender and calm feelings, but also with Sadness that entails more negative feelings.
The mental health scale comprises five items ranging from lowest mental health score, associated with marked feelings of nervousness and depressions, to high mental health, associated with peaceful, happy and calm feelings [ 31].
The current EAST was designed for this study and intends to assess the strength of the children's automatic associations between themselves and sad (or happy) mood, as well as anxious (or calm) feelings.
