Sentence examples for peculiar tranquil from inspiring English sources

Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald wrote of Barrington in his 1899 book, The Savoy Opera, "His peculiar tranquil or impassive style has always exactly suited the characters allotted to him, and it would now be difficult to imagine a Savoy opera without him.

Too tranquil.

Was the night tranquil?

The neighborhood is tranquil.

Why peculiar?

By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 1 , 1944P. 13 Sitting by our radio the other evening, in tranquil communication with the intellectual underworld, we realized that the wxpression "you see," as used in commercial announcements, has adquired a peculiar idiomatic significance.

The tranquil part was true.

"Your spirit is not tranquil.

Not all is tranquil.

The city is tranquil.

Hillsborough was tranquil.