Sentence examples for really serene from inspiring English sources

"It's really serene and nice," she said.

"This used to be a really serene guest room with nothing in it, and now this is all Ann," said Ms. Taylor, a veteran actress, referring to Ann W. Richards, the former governor of Texas.

Look at that lard, it's really serene.

But that's kind of an unfair description, because a lot of his stuff is really serene and delicate in a way that makes those two words not sound gay.

Tell them things like "You're a natural" or "I wasn't as good as you when I started out!" If your obsession is a particular band, play their best album from start to finish in a really serene setting, like on a long road trip, or a dark room with only one small light on.

The one that says: look, this is supposed to be difficult, but actually – serene quadruple pirouette – it's really quite straightforward.

"It seems really pretty serene, if a little creepy," she said.

To walk into a space that felt really cozy and serene and really inviting, it felt really perfect".

He stands for a view that art should not, and really cannot, be a serene island off the chaotic mainland of human experience.

Since he became an artist, his work has moved through several phases, beginning with his Cave Art Stage, for which he visited the Museum of Natural History to get the feeling of cave living; his Yoga Stage, ("that nonjudgmental, serene style really screwed up my Texas perspective," he said); his Op Art Stage, with its lines, dots and circles; and on the horizon: collages.

So the sushi concerto may look serene, but it really involved Mr. Gelb racing around with a camera, trying to maximize a few scant seconds before a customer gobbled up the movie's beautiful scenery.