Sentence examples for far from tranquil from inspiring English sources
Today, peace and development have become the prevailing trend, but the world is far from tranquil.
Had we not overthrown Saddam, Iraq today would be far from tranquil.
The International Space Station is far from tranquil: it hums and whines perpetually; fans are running all the time.
The year is 2058 and aboard Lunar Outpost Alpha; a military outpost built on the Moon's surface, all is far from tranquil.
Its recent history, however, has been far from tranquil, and its appetite for swallowing up smaller drug makers anything but restrained.
As denizens of the neighborhood seem to have discovered, these services (miniconcerts, basically) are a lovely way to spend Monday lunch hours, though the setting is far from tranquil.
What "Frances and Bernard" has to offer is a fresh voice thinking seriously about what a religiously committed life might have felt like and perhaps, in our own far-from-tranquil period, might feel like again.
Mussorgsky's little prelude Dawn on the Moscow River is the deceptively tranquil scene-setter to his far-from-tranquil opera Khovanshchina, and a piece that the Hallé has never played before.
Parts of Patagonia are, for now, far from being the tranquil wilderness of popular imagination.
In this, he's not far from Katy B, the tranquil diva of today's British dance floor.
10 p.m. 4) RHYTHM NATION Night life is far from explosive in this tranquil metropolis, but don't tell that to the young, fired-up crowd at Candela (Murguía 413; 951-51413010).
