Sentence examples for calming respite from inspiring English sources
Founders Israel and Danielle Paskowitz discovered that their autistic son Isaiah suffered from sensory overload and that the ocean served as a calming respite.
It reminds me of the days when I smoked cigarettes -- lighting up would not only signify the end of a meal, it would provide the littlest calming respite before my next activity.
Set on a hundred acre rise is just three miles from downtown Hudson with off-in-the-distance views of the Hudson River and Catskill Mountains, understated rooms offer a calming respite from the busy Warren St. 15.
So you've had a nice, calming two-day respite from all of the bargain hunting.
That's nice, cooling and calming, a welcome respite from the urban or suburban environments most of us inhabit.
It's a small and very friendly theatre that offers a place of calm and respite away from the sensory overload of Mumbai.
And while the winds fanning the flames had somewhat calmed, giving firefighters a respite from dry, "red-flag" conditions, the work has not let up.
Rüstem Paşa has a stillness, beauty and calm that offers respite from the clamour of the markets outside its walls.
It's a respite from the intensity of their other songs, and calms everyone down before they head to the office.
England needed to calm down, and calm the game down, and were grateful for the respite granted by a knee injury to Ostapenko and the striker's subsequent early departure.
