Sentence examples for serene mood from inspiring English sources

But when she wants to maintain a serene mood, she hunts down the novels of Barbara Kingsolver.

Ethereal whispers from the first-stand violins opened "Zeffiretti che sussurate" from Vivaldi's "Ercole su'l Termodonte," creating a serene mood that was shattered by Ms. Cangemi's clipped phrases.

When I spoke to him on the southern side of the Diyala bridge soon after the battalion arrived there on the morning of April 6, he was in a serene mood.

However, he was in a rather more serene mood following United's 1-0 win, and then the Birmingham's defeat at the hands of Preston that gave United fresh hope of pipping the Midlands club for the second automatic promotion spot.

As always, we've been treated to a nonstop medley of arbitrarily chosen tracks from Now That's What I Call Accessible Dubstep and Serene Moods: Inspirational Balladry.

This six-voice mass has a serene, transparent mood, and it opens with a philosophical quotation from the Book of Job: "If we have received blessings from the hand of the Lord, why then should we not endure misfortune?"One of the most familiar tunes of all time, from the overture to Rossini's "William Tell", turns up in an unfamiliar form on "Rossini Gala" (Opera Rara ORR 211).

He said the national holiday made his mood serene.

It all builds to a glorious conclusion, an eloquent adagio in which serene and prayerful moods alternate with passages of ecstatic release.

After the celebratory tone of Christ's reception into heaven, marked by the choir's D major acclamation "Let all the angels of God worship him", the "Whitsun" section proceeds through a series of contrasting moods—serene and pastoral in "How beautiful are the feet", theatrically operatic in "Why do the nations so furiously rage"—towards the Part II culmination of "Hallelujah".

The colors are muted and the overall mood is serene.

Beyond these issues, though, City should enter the new campaign in serene and highly confident mood.