Sentence examples for finding serene from inspiring English sources
In the first London Journal he is, according to Boyd, a "modernist aesthete", becoming a "world-weary cynic" in New York and finding "serene and elegiac serenity" in the final French journal.
Or maybe this is the better analogy: it was like walking through the Met's galleries of gigantic, baroquely detailed seventeenth-century history paintings for a few days, and then finding myself in the serene company of a single Rothko.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Or maybe this is the better analogy: it was like walking through the Met's galleries of gigantic, baroquely detailed seventeenth-century history paintings for a few days, and then finding myself in the serene company of a single Rothko.
David's genius and serene confidence finding a great record, that most DJs would pass over because it was "too weird" (only to see them blow up into massive club hits) was legendary.
This is what was heard at one time: the Supreme Buddha, serene in his bottomless wisdom, finding himself on the High Line, the elevated greenway….
But at the same time the families of the New York aristocracy were building their summer retreats upstate, and finding that the sound of a loon on a serene lake was something they wanted their grandchildren to hear as well.
A fit, good-humoured, serene and kingly figure aged 71, he committed himself to finding a negotiated solution to a conflict that had been threatening during the violent Eighties to spill over into civil war.
This finding was concurrent with Fize and Serene (1957) and Mohammed and Yassien (2013).
