Sentence examples for serene quality from inspiring English sources

"There's such a serene quality to a tank that it really just calms the entire space".

But what really hooks you is the gradual appreciation that the collages have an explosive, yet paradoxically serene, quality to them.

But there is a serene quality to the Knicks now, a feeling that nothing will ruffle them for too long because they have been through some very difficult times together.

With the violence and speed removed from such destructive sequences, they take on a serene quality that gently carries the viewer from one state of rest to another.

Until his collection took a nose dive off a cliff, Derek Lam's clothes had a serene, everyday quality of chic.

The dining room has a serene, palatial quality, with ornate, carved wooden panelling; extra-wide, cushioned wooden chairs; and elaborate tableware, including custom-designed chopsticks.

His Requiem (2010), mostly set to Latin texts, pays homage to its great predecessors yet has its own distinctive, serene, meditative quality, beautifully rendered by the mixed voices of Wells Cathedral Choir, Laurie Ashworth (soprano) and Andrew Staples (tenor).

The release marks the fifth issue of NYC label PTP's CELL Audio Codex series, and strikes an uneasy balance between the serene, contained quality of the a capellas with the tumultuous uproar of the field recordings.

She is all soft curves and serene introspection, qualities that work interestingly against the repetitive rigors of the score, performed live by Mark Stewart on electric guitar.

Although her voice, a smooth, medium-dark crooning alto, has acquired more texture over the years, it hasn't lost its signature qualities: a lush, humming vibrato and long-lined phrasing that imparts a serene, lived-in quality to everything she sings.

The faceting created by the juxtaposed color spots give the picture a serene jewel-like quality at the very opposite of de Vlaminck's stridency.