Sentence examples for tranquillity than from inspiring English sources

Working from a parked car offers commuters more space and tranquillity than working on a train, the study indicates.

YOU might associate libraries with hushed tranquillity rather than lively music, but the gradual transformation of many libraries into de facto cultural community centers is changing that.

Ms. Kutepova plays both the older Masha — recollecting her past in something more akin to pain than tranquillity — and the younger one, who welcomes experience with a passion that, in Ms. Kutepova's layered portrait, can be serious or silly, or both at once.

When America was young, people found public oases of tranquillity in cemeteries rather than parks.

Tirado said: "Over the past two decades, the focus of successive governments has been on maintaining an image of peace and tranquillity in Mexico City, rather than implementing intelligent policies to prevent and tackle organised crime.

Beautifully kept gardens, tranquillity, more country-house hotel than nursing home.

A remembered indefinable something, a sort of inaudible hum of spiritual tranquillity, seemed deeper and stronger than before.

His songs sound as if they were being created out of oral street history rather than carefully written in tranquillity.

According to Isobel McKenzie-Price of Ideal Home, "there's nothing more satisfying than the sense of tranquillity that comes from an organised home".

Regardless, his tranquillity probably had less to do with Zen than it did with operating in a milieu where everybody knows something about liver problems.

"The chaotic dynamics explored in this paper," Mr. Keen concluded, "should warn us against accepting a period of relative tranquillity in a capitalist economy as anything other than a lull before the storm".