Sentence examples for remarkably tranquil from inspiring English sources

The water was remarkably tranquil.

'When I took this job, in June 2007, the landscape was remarkably tranquil, you know,' he says, a touch nostalgically.

The quarter-finals were on us, and, in a competition that had to date been remarkably tranquil, scandal suddenly flared up.

The interior of the spot is remarkably tranquil, with no clear evidence for the expected upwelling (or divergence) of material from lower depths.

For the epicenter of a financial earthquake that is roiling stock and bond markets around the globe, Greenwich is looking remarkably tranquil these days.

Though our hotel, the Alsisar Haveli, enjoyed a busy city-centre location, it was remarkably tranquil in its lush garden setting.

Although just 20 kilometers from the city's center, Down House was then, and remains today, a remarkably remote and tranquil spot, situated in the deep folds of the chalk hills of north Kent and accessible only by narrow, winding lanes.

In a city whose once raucous and colorful politics have become remarkably button-down and tranquil over the past decade, Mr. Lhota, who filed documents on Thursday to become a Republican candidate for mayor, is something of a throwback: an unapologetically outsize personality, known throughout his career for big emotions and an uninhibited style.

What we discovered was a remarkably unspoiled, often hidden world of tranquil valleys, shining rivers, wooded slopes and ancient half-timbered farmhouses -- perhaps the most beautiful pastoral landscape we'd seen in England.

He is said to have dreamed of an ideal kingdom whose tranquil inhabitants lived in harmonious accord with the natural law and possessed virtues remarkably like those espoused by early Daoism.

The tropics remained tranquil through early August, and the U.S. Weather Bureau noted that the season had been "remarkably quiet".