Sentence examples for full serenity from inspiring English sources

A "Manifesto for a New 'We,'" with which Ramadan concludes his book, urges European Muslims to have more confidence "in themselves, in their values, in their ability to live and to communicate with full serenity in Western societies".

Well, maybe not total serenity.

It lies in stony serenity, full of meaning if not of monks, under a dark brow of the Bois de Meillant and another 10 million oaks.

Advertising, though it shamed him, paid for travel; he had visited India many times before, now he began to put together a book of photographs about the country, many full of uncharacteristic serenity.

Other spas are about serenity, full of yogic chanting and back rubs.

Those beds are "always full," says Stephanie Bergeron, Serenity Place's director of development.

Goldberg gives Mary full measure of the serenity and sarcasm that often underpin her comedy.

It is akin to "acceptance" in the fullest sense of the serenity prayer -- "God, help me accept the things I cannot change".

"Serenity" is, instead, full of ludicrous trivializations that bypass the story's troubling implications.

Her voicings tended to suggest a troubled serenity, with chords full of close intervals for the horn-and-reeds brigade.

He doesn't rip them apart or interrogate them on the harmonic or rhythmic terms with which they've usually been met; he shines them up and levels them out into slow-rolling and grandiloquent New Orleans songs, full of tremolo chords and serenity no matter whether they were written by Duke Ellington or Thelonious Monk or Django Reinhardt.