The Vedas and their Angas are not so ancient as serene contemplation.

The gentleman from the West, was as serene as a May morning.

All else seems as serene and unscathed as the silent watching mountains.

Arthur looked up with a face as serene as a summer morning.

Is he as serene in my absence as when under my eye?

But the expression was as serene as ever, perhaps even less pensively melancholy.

May your brow always be as serene as it is to-night, Miss Amy.

Her blue eyes were as serene as an unruffled summer pool.

His smile was curious and as serene as a well-fed predator.

His face was as serene and sunny as that of the child beside him.

William was as serene as when he'd returned from Mass.

I'll be as serene as a bird now-whateverthey do.

Angela had large blue eyes, as serene as a summer's day, and oddly translucent.

The end of the great cavalier had been as serene as his life was stormy.

All the rest of the time he has been as serene as a man unhurt.

Already Laura had recovered herself: her smile was as sweet as ever, and as serene.