Placid In A Sentence

• His placid front revealed the philosopher.
• His feelings were placid and complacent as usual.
• The sunshine sparkled on the placid bosom of the water.
• Thy placid eyes give wounds more deep and sore.
• Are pools glad to lie placid refracting the sunshine?
• Duke lifted his placid but observant eyes, and smiled.
• Sir William had begun to wear his usual placid look.
• There's somewhere a placid sea.
• Such joys as the placid little pleasure-haunt had to offer were not for him.
• But the waters had subsided and now lay in deep, placid pools.
• Nevertheless the Dobelle family smoked on in placid contentment.
• The Charles is so placid and blue that it resembles a line of the sky.
• The Chief found him quite placid under the rapid fire of his questions.
• Something like this was the scheme of the cautious, acute, and placid Gammon.
• Whether around them roll the mighty sea, Or a lake's placid waves.

• He had always been so meek and placid before that what he did then was a surprise to me.
• His placid face lit up with the smile that always shone there when his son appeared.
• Then it always came back, with an inward flooding she had scarcely felt even in her placid youth.
• One placid afternoon, a quick thought assailed her, and stained her cheek with crimson.
• The placid green slopes of the fort give an impression of secret strength, even grandeur.
• It was a black horse indeed, but a work horse, a slow placid beast which we had substituted.
• She relapsed into a placid silence, looking at Rorie thoughtfully with her calm blue eyes.
• The sight of the old man, bending over the last, with his simple, placid face, annoyed him.
• But Mrs. Merrill had her own views, which she kept concealed behind her pretty, placid exterior.
• Then suddenly into her placid face blazed an astonishing flame of passion that vanished again as quickly as it came.
• Nor did he allow the little worries of life to interfere in the least with the calm enjoyment of his placid existence.
• From the brooding timber the owl sends his call of despair across acres of friendly fields placid in the dew.
• There are some bent white heads, there is some placid middle-age, a little youth to brighten to the sunshine.
• The placid stillness of the evening seemed to carry its echo along the dusky garden bowers, out upon the water flowing down below.
• This, she always explained with a placid smile, was owing to the fact that they were busy looking for a house where they could settle down.
• The impression of having received a shock, however, did remain with her, and made her as resentful as was possible to her placid nature.
• These falls constitute a beautiful cascade, and their roar may be heard of a calm, summer evening, for miles out on the placid water.
• The Shohos regard one with placid indifference, and you must push your horse into a thorn-thicket or up a rock to get out of their way.
• The tidal water, now near the lowest ebb, was placid as a lake, and on its surface disported flocks of many varieties of wild fowl.
• The placid sphinxes, brooding o'er the Nile, disappeared with that wild shriek of the donkey boys.
• Here and there upon the placid water floated troops of wildfowl; and high in the air hung a fishing-eagle or two, keenly intent upon sport beneath.
• It passed, however, and the pair went on smoking with placid contentment, for they had but recently had a "square" meal of pemmican and flour.
• Finally he was close enough to see the placid look of benevolence with which his cow was regarding him and success seemed about to reward his efforts.
• His works are highly valued, and some critics prefer them to the more placid pictures of Willem van de Velde.
• I meander, like a desultory, placid river of an old bachelor as I am, through the flowery mead of several nurseries.

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