Sentence examples for serene now from inspiring English sources

The CIA's counterterrorism team looked into the face of the man whose death they had ordered, pale and serene now in his crude wood coffin, his head resting on a pillow strewn with marigolds.

Nowhere is there evidence of that catastrophe, and everything on the sleepy street seems serene now -- except for the slamming, thudding, rumbling, thwacking sounds made by company members as they rehearse "Tete en l'Air," the centerpiece of Diavolo's New York debut on Wednesday at the Joyce Theater.

Now feel serene, now lonely and, finally, blissful.

The craggy, stepped park is a serene place now, unless you're a terrapin — then it's really a happening place.

The serene republic is now little more than a tourist attraction, however beguiling.

Their once angry beauty, now serene, encapsulates the long period of unrest that predates this picture of calm.

"I fell in with a hard-core diet: the no-carb queens," says the woman, played by Lilli Birdsell, now serene and on a deck overlooking a verdant landscape.

Even as Hungary and Serbia continued to snipe over Wednesday's violence, the sun set slowly Thursday evening over the now serene border crossing of Horgos, Serbia, site of the clash between migrants and the Hungarian police.

Normally polite and serene establishment types now pound the table in anger, and in full view of foreigners, over Mr. Hatoyama's incompetence and deride the D.P.J., a coalition of socialist and liberal politicians who through their own ineptness once ensured that Japan would be forever seen as a one-party democracy.

There are memorials to all the nations whose men passed away on this small now serene island.

His personal life was now more serene and fulfilled.