Sentence examples for tranquility of life from inspiring English sources

In Disney's The Little Mermaid, the orange crustacean famously touted the tranquility of life well below the waves, singing "it's better down where it's wetter".

Other things that seem to mean a lot to all these happy expats are the great social life they've been able to tap into (you could have a wider circles of friends living here than you had back home); the peace and tranquility of life in this part of the world; and a plentiful supply of excellent cheap wine (never to be underestimated).

When her ability to transition seamlessly from the intensity of the court to the tranquility of a domestic life was met with skepticism, Li argued that her success could translate.

Cottages nestle on the beach and tranquility is a way of life.

In post-genocide Rwanda, tranquility is a way of life, and even the soldiers guarding the courthouse are able to take time to peer through its windows to catch a glimpse of one of the biggest cases in recent memory.

However, since Epicureans hold freedom from pain (aponia) and distress (ataraxia) gives the preferable pleasure, they emphasize tranquility (ataraxia) as the end of life.

Have we ensured domestic tranquility and upheld everyone's inalienable rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness?

At the story's center is a retired Cambridge-educated judge; Desai contrasts the tranquility of his existence with the life of his cook's son, an illegal immigrant in New York, and with his 17-year-old granddaughter's affair with a Nepali tutor involved in an insurgency.

Behind the wheel is Donna (Terri Whipple), a mid-30s, questionably talented singer and determined grifter who is about to ruin the domestic tranquility of her younger brother's life in Sag Harbor, New York.

In particular, there is the stoicism that teaches us to take mortality and the impermanence of all things as cues to detach ourselves from the ups and downs of life and embrace an accepting tranquility.

The positive evaluation of the quality of life statistically significantly positively correlated with the most important terminal values such as "the sense of accomplishment" and "tranquility".