Sentence examples for tranquil that from inspiring English sources

Today, the city is so tranquil that it is easy to hear a chorus of hissing, chirping and fluttering birds.

Everywhere was so tranquil that it was hard to believe only 20 years ago savagery on a staggering scale happened here.

Tranquil, that is, until a Portuguese man of war came floating out of the water and settled on the sand, gently heaving and glistening in the sun.

When He sees Marcel Carné's classic film "Children of Paradise" for the first time, reacting with the transfixed empathy common to artistic souls, it seems clear that his dreams will not be tranquil that night.

Ard Nahoo is in the middle of Yeats country and a short drive from the Isle of Innisfree on Lough Gill, a spot so tranquil that it inspired the poet to write: "I will arise and go now, and go to Innisfree..

On a good holiday, my brain relaxes like a worn-out elastic band, and my spirit becomes so tranquil that I wouldn't care if the earth opened up beneath my feet, as long as I had a margarita in my hand and enough clean underwear for the journey downward.

But it is the country's tranquil beauty that draws most visitors.

"The tranquil air that spanned the sky is changed with crosscurrents of acrid recriminations," he wrote.

Yet it's Piero's tranquil opalescence that really beguiles viewers.

The most striking exception is the stretch of six and a half tranquil miles that run through this Hudson River hamlet in Putnam County, just north of Westchester.

It speaks, Strong informs us, of a "peaceful and tranquil" society, "that exists in harmony and where life follows the cycle of the seasons".