Sentence examples for some tranquil from inspiring English sources

Judith: It's rather disappointing / Just some tranquil water.

And what he really loved was to get the women to strip off in some tranquil glade.

Gary Marmorstein's new biography of Lorenz Hart, "A Ship Without a Sail," is smart and sympathetic, but frequently fails to reach some tranquil height from which to contemplate a frenzied existence.

Then he'd calmly talk his way through the positives and suggest a way forward for his team, with a face that hid what is clearly inside; some tranquil estuary at the brink of a raging sea.

"I wish I were absolutely certain that my father and uncle are now together in some tranquil and restful place," Ms. Danticat writes at the end of this moving book, "sharing endless walks and talks beyond what their too few and too short visits allowed.

To do this, it is not sufficient to simply "let be," stare into space, or ignore the cause of misinterpretation in some tranquil "nonconceptual" meditation; rather, one must have insight induced by reason that counteracts the habit of holding onto true existence.

Residents of the normally tranquil town, some 20 miles south of Amsterdam, gathered throughout the afternoon at a local church, where a Protestant minister and social workers were on hand to provide support.

Belgian truckers seized the inner ring road in Brussels, but outside the view of television cameras, the mood was surprisingly tranquil, with some protesters even sipping beer at an outdoor cafe near the Transportation Ministry.

But behind that tranquil facade, some residents say, lurks a gothic world of mischief and innuendo enveloping a controversial sheriff who has been compared to both Clint Eastwood and J. Edgar Hoover.

These were some of the most tranquil, insightful parts of my day, whether I was staring into the eyes of a Cindy Sherman portrait or losing myself in the colors of Rothko.

Some visitors come because it is now Kabul's most tranquil public space; some because Babur is emerging as an unlikely national hero in a country short of leaders worth admiring.