Sentence examples for fairly tranquil from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fairly tranquil" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a state of calmness or peacefulness that is moderate or somewhat present.
Example: "The lake was fairly tranquil, with only a gentle breeze disturbing the surface."
Alternatives: "relatively calm" or "somewhat peaceful.".
Of the rest, Muthanna, home to a small Australian garrison, is fairly tranquil, but dominated by the local officials of SCIRI.
Even in fairly tranquil mother-daughter bonds there are flourishes of longing, resentment and tenderness that no sensible person would ever try to chart.
Away from the turmoil of the main FTSE 100 index, life was fairly tranquil with the FTSE Midcap 250, which crawled 5.3 points higher to end at 6,549.7.
Second, the rally occurred between 9 and 11 p.m. on a Monday, typically a fairly tranquil time and, in this case, a stretch in which there was no other important economic or financial news.
Most of the country, bar the so-called Sunni triangle where only a tenth of the population lives, is fairly tranquil.Step by awkward step, the country is groping towards democracy: an assembly to draw up a constitution should take shape within a few months; elections leading to a genuinely Iraqi government, albeit underpinned for a time by at least some foreign troops, should take place next year.
The good, easy, fairly tranquil times that followed the collapse of Soviet communism, signaled by the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, are over.
Slightly less tranquil but just as fairly priced, the Hotel Mozart, Via dei Greci, 23/B, (39) 06-3600-1915, fax (39) 06-3600-1735, www.hotelmozart.com, puts visitors smack amid the shopping around the Spanish Steps and Piazza del Popolo.
The neighborhood is tranquil.
