Sentence examples for serene flow from inspiring English sources

There had been too much talk -- Emerson's serene flow grew numbing -- as well as too much housework.

The notion of knowing whether even one person had liked or retweeted something felt not just superfluous but also disruptive to what had become a serene flow of information.

My heart was playing the bridge from "Stairway to Heaven," but beyond the noise in my veins, beyond my limp limbs, beyond my clammy skin, there was a serene flow carrying me away from everything that had been me.

Yet it was the Jupiter Symphony, K551, in C Major, that stood out, both serene and noble, flowing with a vital energy that lent its own impetus to the finale where the fugal writing – who better than Gardiner to demonstrate Mozart vying with Bach? – had a brilliant precision.

I read about what to expect and concocted visions of a more serene me, wearing flowing white linen clothes and inspiring others with every word I spoke.

There is a natural and serene feeling to the flow, and the pieces seem to belong to some larger, organic whole.

Influenced by his research into Annunciation paintings over the centuries, Mr. Preljocaj gave the dancer portraying Mary a flow of serene gestures -- in contrast to the accelerated movement of the angel.

Not surprisingly, this makes him exceptionally hard to live with, though his tough but magnificent wife and loving band of sons seem to have coped admirably.As for Solzhenitsyn the artist, Mr Thomas makes well the point that the Russian's most powerful creations are drawn closely from his own life; and that when his own life perforce became serene, his creative juices flowed much less freely.

The music has been described as ranging from "bouncy" and "energetic" to "flowing" and "serene".

The soundtrack's music has been described by Freddie W. of RPGFan as "bouncy, energetic, flowing, and serene", and is noted for its use of piano and drums.

Exotic looking, they pose with eyes closed, expressions serene and bodies jeweled with flowing lines and dots.