Sentence examples for internal tranquility from inspiring English sources
Athenian industry and commerce expanded tremendously in the latter half of the 6th century; the main contribution of Peisistratid rule to these developments was probably the guarantee of internal tranquility and the protection of foreign immigrants.
I am bad at explaining emotions, but there was an inner tranquility and a feeling of wellness.
In their study, the most important terminal values were found to be internal harmony and tranquility, whereas the least important ones were beauty and salvation.
Therefore, compassion brings us tranquility and also inner strength.
Prior to 1848, internal conflict was quite common, but Switzerland has enjoyed relative domestic tranquility since the mid-19th century, and its organization has remained essentially the same: it is a union of more than 3,000 communes, or municipalities, situated in 26 cantons, 6 of which are traditionally referred to as demicantons (half cantons) but function as full cantons.
Violating those demands will also normally bring on internal unease fear of discovery, pangs of conscience, and other disturbances making it difficult to achieve the tranquility that Smith takes to be a prime component of happiness (TMS 149).
All was peace and tranquility.
We want peace and tranquility," he said.
"Tranquility Bay is not cushy," she said.
