Sentence examples for somewhat serene from inspiring English sources
I want it to be something that's somewhat serene.
But the final outcome has agency advocates feeling somewhat serene.
Grand Canyon managers, after nearly 25 years of laboring, last year proposed amendments to the timing and routes of sightseeing flights that would make the park somewhat more serene.
Zee, on the other hand, was quiet, but in a serene, somewhat dignified way.
The Roman arch appears in perhaps 40 different manifestations within the interior, and in the adjacent serene, somewhat untended cloister, primitive capitals reflect the influence of the region's Roussilon sculptors.
Indeed the Fedayn's reputation makes the Curva B's more serene tag somewhat risible.
From the network of footpaths radiating out from the center, we chose a 2.1-mile trail that led out to a blustery cape that featured -- somewhat improbably -- a serene statue of the Virgin Mary, which has presided over this wild expanse since 1881.
When shoppers were in a pleasant-but-not-so-serene state (the somewhat preoccupied mode we're in after work or when ticking items off a to-do list), they had a realistic sense of what things were worth.
"I even become somewhat suspicious and critical of her serene, womanly beauty," he says.
But in the church offices upstairs in the Mission House the serene and genteel and somewhat fraught atmosphere of modern Episcopalianism prevails.
