Meanings of too serene in English

The sea looked too calm, too serene, to hide such a terror.

Perhaps Murray's progress to date had simply been too serene.

Its tone is too serene, and its style too simple, for a young man.

Miss Deringham was almost too serene, and, he fancied, might have stepped out of a picture.

Mrs. Bell was too old and too serene to be rendered really unhappy by Lydia's harsh ways!

It is not-itcannot be a mere, inert, unfeeling, brute fact-itsgrandeur is too serene-its beauty too divine!

Night was come, and her planets were risen: a safe, still night: too serene for the companionship of fear.

But her capitulations are sometimes all too serene for a champion, and her departure from Centre Court yesterday was again to a chorus of groans.