Sentence examples for personal serenity from inspiring English sources
"personal serenity" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use this term to refer to an inner sense of peace and calm that someone experiences. For example, "After a long and stressful week, I found my personal serenity again through a relaxing yoga practice."
The personal serenity he seems to have found may be giving his music a new depth.
For Russell, philosophy should lead to peace – to personal serenity, and to peace in the world.
Aside from it being a song now enjoyed by so many of LeAnn's fans, it is my own personal serenity prayer.
I suppose I can't blame them - these days, personal serenity is about as rare as the northern white rhino.
I suggest the 6BC garden in the East Village of Manhattan -- my own personal serenity in a city that never sleeps.
They explained the aims of the relaxation technique (i.e., to enhance their physical and psychological well-being, and to achieve a greater personal serenity), the reason for the questions they would be asked immediately (pre-test), as well as at the end of the relaxation training, and three months after the study was finished.
Wilderness areas afford the personal challenge and serenity of backpacking, tent camping, and canoeing.
On my search for the ultimate planner to revamp my life, I decided to reach out to the women who use them, and have had incredible success in achieving peace and serenity with their personal planners.
The mural is both funny and gorgeous, but its expression of personal pique disrupts the room's serenity like a street noise in the night.
But for George, Colin and others in the Fairfield Y.M.C.A.'s Backyard Pool program, learning how to swim the Y way is more like a personal play date in the sun and relative serenity of their own pool.
It was generally thought the warm, serene paintings reflected a calm personal history; Spurling found rather that it was the artist's psychological turbulence that made him seek out serenity in his work.
