Sentence examples for seemingly serene from inspiring English sources

The seemingly serene music of Renaissance church ritual did not stem from yoga-like spells of meditation.

In South America, second-placed Chile's seemingly serene campaign faltered with a 2-2 home draw with Venezuela.

But in and among all the madness of some strange scores last weekend is the seemingly serene progression of Warrington Wolves.

Probably from a crush of books written by seemingly serene people who cannot be nearly as calm as they sound because -- and I speak from experience -- book writing means deadlines and revisions, and arguments with editors, and a summer vacation spent watching your children pad off to the beach with your husband while you pound away on a rewrite of Chapter 3. Let me pause to take a deep breath.

I have known it to get so bad, even with seemingly serene people, that it can only be treated with medicine, which works, fortunately.

This seemingly serene forest at the foot of Mount Fuji has a tormented past.

And, onstage, she was always the serene force, seemingly calm amid the chaos of a group that thought nothing of hiring a 112-piece marching band for one track on the 1978 album Tusk.

This serene, seemingly natural landscape is actually the result of centuries of human intervention.

[laughs] One of the reasons we chose 1912 is that the world was seemingly – I say, seemingly – very serene.

Andrew Strauss shares with Michael Vaughan, England's near-perfect leader of recent times, the serene countenance of someone seemingly immune to the pressures of high office.

The dancers' bodies and limbs cascade, elongate, recede, merge, and seemingly fold into one another in serene slow motion like Salvador Dalí's painting Spider of the Evening coming to life.