Sentence examples for serene affection from inspiring English sources

Duberman credits Fidelma with an "aristocratic obliviousness toward mainstream standards of behavior" — true enough; she lived with a kind of serene affection within her brother's and her husband's gay circles — but he also notes that "now and then the problem of 'the boys' would prove difficult" for her.

"I know that when I go out, I'm going to encounter the affection of the public, and I'm quite serene about that," he said.

Ms. Goldman's queen, outwardly serene and inwardly lustful, shows that's she's capable of affection, just not the maternal kind.

Which was exactly why Ms. Hempel adored her: the serene, amused, and capable air; the way she kept an easy sense of order among even the most fractious children; the affection that her sons heaped upon her, tackling her in the middle of the hallway.

Serene even.

Or serene.

Most serene King!

Equal affection.

Doyle was serene.

Nothing's serene.

Lula was more serene.