Sentence examples for sense of placidity from inspiring English sources
Montréal-via-London producer Deadboy has shared a shimmering new track off his forthcoming Columns EP. "Glass Lake," which THUMP is thrilled to premiere today, finds the producer pairing a vintage house rhythm section with cascading, delayed arpeggios to evoke a radiant sense of placidity.
That kind of placidity suffuses Brown's work.
The Andante was gentle to the point of placidity.
Johnson can seem to be a sea of placidity.
Her duet with James Fayette, an ideal partner for an inexperienced dancer, had a tinge of placidity at first but also moments of fearless spontaneity.
Nurturing a culture of religious harmony and an almost mystical air of placidity, this Hindu enclave in a mostly Muslim nation has offered a haven of peace for visitors from elsewhere in Indonesia.
It is in that quality of placidity so quintessential to English rural life that there has always been a relationship to place: one that honours both its past and its future and insists the role of every generation is stewardship.
"A part of the placidity of the South comes from the sense of well-being that follows the heart-and-body-warming consumption of breads fresh from the oven," Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings wrote in "Cross Creek Cookery" in 1942.
