Sentence examples for had serene from inspiring English sources
Although the ballet had serene and tempestuous episodes, it was never quite varied enough.
In its finale — a nearly 10-minute version of J. J. Cale's "Magnolia" — she lets them float free, with Mr. Leisz and Mr. Frisell holding a long, leisurely two-chord colloquy as Ms. Williams sings about "the best I ever had": serene, but still longing.
"We have serene beaches which attract tourists in a big way.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, June 3 , 1933P. 9 China has serene philosophy of rail travel.
"We would have hoped that one could have serene discussion with the host country, with the confederation, to assess what has happened, assess what one has to do.
"We will have hoped that one can have serene discussion with the host country, with the Confederation, to assess what has happened, assess what one has to do.
Others have serene views of traditional gardens, air-conditioning in the room and wonderful flower arrangements.
One evening I took a qi-gong class before dinner; yoga and tai chi have their own serene outdoor pavilions.
"He talked very clear and had a serene manner.
The Merriam-Webster New International of 1909 had a serene, uncluttered air.
Until his collection took a nose dive off a cliff, Derek Lam's clothes had a serene, everyday quality of chic.
