Sentence examples for the placidity with which from inspiring English sources

The placidity with which she faces this prospect is galvanic.

Understand the ease with which procrastination arises.

With which we feel the world?

And with which cheese?

But with which party?

Hollande, a high civil servant brought up in the religion of the state, cultivates the blend of provincialism, humour and deceptive placidity which have characterised generations of French politicians, the last one being Jacques Chirac, politically rooted in the same part of central France, Corrèze.

The placidity of mainline Christianity, with its quiet and sentimental Sunday mornings, promises no more than anodyne moral instruction and God as social construct.

In any case, the issue is believed never to have ruffled the placidity of Avedon's life with his second wife, Evvie, a highly intelligent woman, totally dissociated from the fashion world, whom he married in 1951.

The placidity was largely the province of Mr. Fresu, who plays with the lyrical concision and softly plangent tone of Miles Davis.

… I have since become a salt-water man, but sometimes in summer there are days when the restlessness of the tides and the fearful cold of the sea water and the incessant wind which blows across the afternoon and into the evening make me wish for the placidity of a lake in the woods.

The placidity of the audience speaks volumes.