Sentence examples for serene reputation from inspiring English sources
Despite its seemingly serene reputation, there have been many victims to yoga's unforgivingly intense style and etiquette from Siddhartha Guatama himself (probably), to Canadian rocker Matt Mays (confirmed).
It is precisely that reputation for being serene that has caused some to be rather unkind about it in the past.
The Invention of Dr Cake is a relatively serene meditation on literature and reputation, a game of What if? lightly disguised as a dark tale with a guarantee of frisson.
On the whole, the greater the earlier reputation for omniscience, the more serene the previous idiocy, the greater the foolishness now exposed".
In the meantime she has gained an international reputation with a series of bizarrely serene, death-haunted videos.
Indeed the Fedayn's reputation makes the Curva B's more serene tag somewhat risible.
Ligeti's "Lontano," too, was more serene and seductive than the composer's avant-garde reputation might suggest: again, the conductor pointed up the half-familiar chords that are strewn about the score — some near-G-minor there, some maybe-D-major here.
For every Royalton or Delano, there are direct competitors with reputations of their own, like the small, serene Mercer, with its A-list house party of well-heeled regulars.
He seemed unperturbed, even serene, and genuinely bewildered when asked if he thought the arrest would harm his other business or his reputation.
