Sentence examples for particularly tranquil from inspiring English sources

I found it particularly tranquil late in the evening.

These groups of buildings were refuges for women (originally the wives of Crusaders), and they are known as particularly tranquil places.

A week's B&B including flights and transfers costs from £775 through Just Grenada; 01373 814214; justgrenada.co.uk The 12 suites at Aditya are named after Hindu deities, and there is something particularly tranquil about these cool rooms, furnished with teak beds and chaises.

The island is the westernmost launch site on Lady Bird Lake, but visitors can rent a kayak or canoe by the hour (from $10 and $20, respectively) at the Rowing Dock (2418 Stratford Dr, +1 512 459-0999, rowingdock.com) and paddle west to enjoy the particularly tranquil stretch of the lake's west end.

By now my feelings were wholly tranquil, particularly as we saw more visitors in the park than we had ever seen before them, and much greater diversity.

He is particularly haunted by the tranquil, big-eyed stare of a teenager with a harelip.

It was a relatively tranquil affair, particularly in comparison with what would take place in Philadelphia the next month at the Democratic convention.

A seaside village with a population of just 500 people, its rustic landscape makes for a cozy, tranquil getaway, particularly in the off season, and even in the harsh, whipping winds of winter.

It's perfect for a tranquil daytime drink, particularly in the adjoining beer garden, and service is attentive.

But it left even the president's supporters uneasy -- particularly as the streets of Manila were indisputably tranquil today.

About an hour's drive from Venice, it is a tranquil hideaway and can provide a particularly soothing respite if you've just toured Venice and need to unwind.