Sentence examples for perpetually calm from inspiring English sources
"It's a very small lake," the captain said, "so it's more or less perpetually calm".
She also had three children, and despite so many competing priorities, she was perpetually calm and collected, well-respected and insightful, and a truly talented leader.
He had lived at the Y when he first came to New York and always seemed calm and perpetually amused.
Usually a calm and perpetually amused presence at the microphone, Mr. Glass's voice conveyed quiet rage and regret.
But he must also sustain Mexico's economic growth and its ability to attract foreign investment, and he must secure scores of internal reforms to calm the perpetually unhappy rebel leaders in Chiapas.
(Rosenberg) ★ Philadelphia Museum of Art: 'Van Gogh Up Close' (through May 6) Nature both inspired van Gogh's extraordinary art and calmed his perpetually jangled nerves, and this modest yet groundbreaking show of 45 often small, unfamiliar canvases — devoted almost entirely to landscapes — examines his crucial connection to its bounty.
(Smith) Out of Town ★ Philadelphia Museum of Art: 'Van Gogh Up Close' (through May 6) Nature both inspired van Gogh's extraordinary art and calmed his perpetually jangled nerves, and this modest yet groundbreaking show of 45 often small, unfamiliar canvases — devoted almost entirely to landscapes — examines his crucial connection to its bounty.
In winter, the places were perpetually cold.
They are an asymmetrical duo: the extroverted, African-American Mr. Williams, perpetually in motion and busily single, and the calmer, quieter, Filipino Mr. Hugo, who has a wife and children.
Despite being amnesiac, she is perpetually in high spirits and never strays from her calm demeanor, smiling almost constantly.
