Sentence examples for particularly serene from inspiring English sources

That final day — a clear, warm Saturday— had been particularly serene, Mr. Dubitsky said.

(He seems particularly serene about abortion rights, which he claims the Republicans don't really want to see overturned).

When I try a prototype I feel a tingling where it makes contact with my skin, but no particularly serene feeling, even after a few sessions.

He does a lot of yoga in his hideaway but doesn't seem particularly serene: most of the time, he is a brooding, prickly defender of the purity of the sport, forever at war with the jackals who promoted, popularized, and in Mitch's mind, desecrated it.

In contrast to the Pulitzer's mission as a secluded and serene place for contemplating a renowned modern- and contemporary-art collection, the Contemporary, which opened Sept. 20, does not collect artwork, nor is it in any way retiring -- or even particularly serene.

Simply by going by foot (or hooves), you're already eliminating a majority of the crowds that would head here, making this a particularly serene place to spend a few hours exploring.

There is nothing particularly remote or serene about the Russian and Turkish Baths, stuffed into a time-worn tenement on East 10th Street.

Cuthbertson is particularly lovely, her serene extensions speaking of time ecstatically suspended, and she's also a luminously glamorous Amélie in the second cast of Strapless.

In addition, he kept a large collection of pets, particularly peacocks, at his Istana Bukit Serene compound, where he lived with the Sultanah.

But once the dance's apparent premise took serene hold, the event was fascinating, particularly in retrospect.

Certainly the marked tone of serene sexual relish seems deliberately Updikean, particularly in our womb's-eye view of the lovers' ruttings.