Sentence examples for serene impression from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr. Koestler also had a strong contemplative streak - so strong, in fact, that he found that his periods of enforced reflection as a prisoner had "turned into a spiritual blessing". And in his later years he made a fairly serene impression, his small frame neatly dressed by a British tailor, his iron-gray hair carefully combed.

His opposite number, Michael Clarke, sought to give a similarly serene impression even though he and Australia are short of victories: "I'm going to give it a red-hot crack and I'm confident in the players I have around me and in the leadership of this side".

The powerful impression of serene authority that these statues convey justifies their inclusion among the finest products of ancient Middle Eastern art.

But like her sister, she has somehow always managed in photographs to exude a kind of serene delight, creating the impression that whatever she is doing, it is harmless, expensive, exclusive fun.

Basically, I was feeling serene.

The initial impression is of an unusually serene, even placid reading of Bach's twenty-four preludeseludes and fugues.

The parking lot may give the wrong impression, for this is a serene site with a pond and splashing fountain.

Cheeca's serene vibe and casual elegance make an immediate and lasting impression.

A superficial impression might be that the UK stock market is a place of serene contentment.

When I recounted my fist impressions of the camp and surroundings, I also was taken in by the serene images, especially by the photo of "Himmelfahrtstrasse" -- the "road to heaven".

My first impression of the Baha Mar, as I drove into the resort, was that it was spacious, serene, and beautiful.