Meanings of serene calm in English

He was still filled with the hush of his loved one's serene calm.

It was explained, the serene calm of the earnest blue eyes: Erwald was a Christian.

She exudes serene calm even as the melodrama intensifies.

The serene calm of both mother and daughters in the midst of this poverty is truly admirable.

He broke into a laugh that sounded ghastly and cruel, in the serene calm of the churchyard.

The predominant and most immediately observable expression of his face was one of serene calm and command.

She came in when all was ready with her usual serene calm-andtook her place at right angles to me.

The scene, as she entered Westminster Abbey, might well have startled her out of her serene calm, but it didn't.

This has made some men gamblers; it has made even women drunkards,-ithad effect over the serene calm and would-bedivinity of the poet-sage.

Her serene calm was not disturbed-shefelt certainty in every breath of the soft warm air-thecertainty that the springtime of their souls had come.

Death seemed to her a thing without meaning, a remote incident without much terror which did not disturb the serene calm of her physical perfection.

Despite my teenage children accusing me of looking like a small-time drug dealer, life with my new, old-looking Nokia has been one of serene calm.

But at this point the serene calm of Gordon's life was suddenly rudely interrupted by an incursion on the part of "the Bull."

"There was a sort of ripple on his serene calm as he came in perhaps."