Sentence examples for particularly placid from inspiring English sources
One is the market yield on the British Consol Bond, in 1830-1880, a particularly placid time.
A recognizable, particularly placid and sociable personality trait has been suggested.
No performance of Feldman's music, particularly the vast, placid expanses of his later pieces, is a task undertaken lightly.
"We assume from the claims of responsibility that these people are hostile to foreigners, that they have a nationalist orientation". The incidents do not fit with the images of hospitality, comfort and placid prosperity that this land of eight million people likes to project, particularly since it became one of the newest members of the European Union last month.
The Frank sisters formed a closer relationship than had existed before they went into hiding, although Anne sometimes expressed jealousy towards Margot, particularly when members of the household criticised Anne for lacking Margot's gentle and placid nature.
Orangutans are generally placid and deliberate, and in captivity they have shown considerable ingenuity and persistence, particularly in manipulating mechanical objects.
His conservative persona and placid, no-surprises-here personal life seemed to offset concerns about Mr. Clinton's character, and his experience, particularly on foreign policy, eased worries that Governor Clinton was a little weak in this area.
A particularly long and soul destroying one came courtesy of Amazon Prime, a service I have never used, berating me via placid questions about why I had never used it.
Some are placid, some squall.
