Sentence examples similar to is lull from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause to rest by soothing influences; to compose; to calm; to soothe; to quiet.
The audience, who range from parents who would happily have their daughter bring home someone like McIntyre to lads who would happily have him as their honorary posh friend, are receptive and the evening is lull-free.
The reader is lulled into expecting a familiar captivity narrative.
The sea in his painting is lulled and luxuriant.
The reader is lulled, like Tennyson's lotus eaters, and forgets to ask.
But no one is lulled into forgetting the daily battle that Yow still wages.
The audience is lulled into fantasy and finally shocked into reality.
In all of her books the reader is lulled and shocked, lulled and shocked, as new information is made available.
Rachel (10 48 29 PM): David Gergen's voice is lulling me to sleep.
But let nobody be lulled.
Aristide's suspicions are lulled.
You've already been lulled into dreamland.
