Sentence examples for my tranquillity from inspiring English sources

"This is my tranquillity," said Jose Valles.

"Here I'm trying to enjoy my tranquillity and I'm being dragged back into a world of corruption".

I decide that I love my own tranquillity too much to muck about in other people's troubles.

But when I have to have a dialogue with the media or politicians I try to present my reasons with tranquillity".

In the Book of Common Prayer, the language seems not to refer to the epoch (our time) but to something more local (my days); and tranquillity and peace have become the comfier "rest and quietness".

And I usually don't have the desire to trade my corduroy jeans and tranquillity for nylon pantyhose and noisy rooms filled with smoke and attitude.

A few years ago, LACMA selected my piece "Sea of Tranquillity" (1972) to print as a postcard.

And then I smiled, realizing that I had just surfed my way to peace and tranquillity.

In one section of the poem "Childhood," there occurs the following portrayal of would-be tranquillity: "I rest my elbows on the table, the lamp illuminates these newspapers that I'm a fool for rereading, these books of no interest".

"While admiring and understanding him, I've tried to create my poems in situ, outside tranquillity, in the location of the damage that's being done (by land-clearers, rally organisers, the military, miners etc).

I once sat in the garden of one of our most idyllic Herefordshire B&Bs, drinking tea and listening to my hostess waxing lyrical about the tranquillity of this quietest of areas: the Welsh Marches.