Sentence examples for peaceable nature from inspiring English sources

Before the film, he "enjoyed a good reputation for honesty and a peaceable nature" in his community, his lawyers wrote.

The massacre followed a rally addressed by the radical orator Henry Hunt whose peaceable nature was described by many observers.

Only confidence in the Secret Service and in the fundamentally peaceable nature of the vast majority of people could guarantee such a quick return to business as usual.

A self-styled "fourth phase" for CCM is hardly cause for celebration, but it does offer some hope of eventually expanding Tanzania's economy in ways that still preserve the country's peaceable nature.

The tribes are convinced their peaceable nature is rooted in their diet: they live on fish, and because they do not eat animals with hot blood, they say, their guts are never warmed by "aggression".

Sharpton took to the stage later in the afternoon, leading the audience in chanting "no justice, no peace," before emphasizing the peaceable nature of the rally.

People of other faiths are now allowed inside the compound during certain hours: these visits are of peaceable natures.

The tone, as a result, is a blend of vengeful action picture, punctuated by fireballs, and more peaceable, mystical and, frankly, nonsensical ruminations on the nature of destiny.

The tone, as a result, is a blend of vengeful action picture, punctuated by fireballs, and more peaceable, mystical — and, frankly, nonsensical — ruminations on the nature of destiny.

Even when "Beach Birds" stops giving us identifiably bird-type visual imagery, its rhythm (the most wonderful feature of all Cunningham's nature studies) stays that of a peaceable kingdom undisturbed by humanity.

Ms. Sears's work reaches back to two deeply American traditions, the literal nature paintings of John James Audubon and the fanciful "peaceable kingdom" images of Edward Hicks, and then upends them both.