Sentence examples for tranquillity it from inspiring English sources

The deepest part about "The Fifty Project" is its tranquillity: it imparts the sensation of what quiet, concentrated time in the studio is really like, from the soft patter of bare feet making contact with the floor to the excessive dullness — this is improvisation, after all — that takes over until a seemingly invisible transference of weight jolts the mood of the room.

And in its snowy tranquillity, it offers one strange, possible future for the embattled president of Syria, Bashar al-Assad, as Western governments have been pressuring Russia since summer to smooth his departure with an offer of asylum.

In its sense of emotion recollected in tranquillity it captures the seductive humanity of Roth the writer and man, and not far from the surface, still just enough of what his whoring hero Mickey Sabbath called "preposterone", that obscenely generative spark that has brought his words to such vivid life.

Come 4.30pm, though, they depart on the last service to Cairns, affording this National Park idyll the tranquillity it deserves.

Instead, we need to learn to work with nature to preserve our parkland and the rustic tranquillity it provides.

In a novel like Philip Roth's "American Pastoral," history seems to assault the characters, wreaking havoc on a desire for tranquillity; it arrives as a shock.

A spokesman for China's Hong Kong and Macau affairs office said that Beijing "firmly opposes all illegal activities that could undermine rule of law and jeopardise 'social tranquillity' and it offers its strong backing" to the Hong Kong government, Xinhua news agency reports.

That charred skeleton is the first thing that rolls into view as you enter the property, and it stands in eerie contrast to the tranquillity behind it — wisteria by the front door, a sundial, a swimming pool, a flotilla of plastic slides and Winnie-the-Pooh toys tucked underneath the warped cantilevered timbers of the porch.

Connolly, usually a good lightning rod for viewers, slightly misjudges here, looking with romantic eyes on the apparent tranquillity of it all, instead of boggling at the need for its existence in one of the richest cities in the richest country on Earth.

For Keats, poetry was never emotion recollected in tranquillity, as it was for Wordsworth.

The Modern Art Museum next door has been another isle of tranquillity since it opened a new building in 2002.