serenely

God keep your life,' she said and moved serenely toward her own house.

I will set to work simply and serenely to tell the story of my life.

"I always knew you had seen through me," she said serenely.

X. said nothing, but went serenely on with his work.

The baby was where she had left him, sleeping serenely.

"On a day like this, all is well with the world," he said serenely.

"I've always thought of myself as larger than life," she says serenely.

He leaned back serenely in his chair, and looked my way again.

They were lovely eyes in a face that was serenely beautiful.

Ashton went on his way serenely, doing nothing in particular.

At one point they form a corridor to dance serenely through.

But then he remembered the force screen that was serenely in place.

Then he saw the white figure, standing serenely on the waters of the lake.

He turned to the President, who was sitting quietly, even serenely, at the conference table.

I had never met anybody who was so quietly, serenely happy.

"What I write is the truth," he told me serenely.

The production, which lasted about 75 minutes, began and ended serenely.

Then he said, quite serenely: "You will find my speech, without the music, in the morning paper."

And they quite serenely believed that the film would work."

"He came on to the ward last night," she said serenely.

Her head lay serenely on a golden pool of hair.

The building's design itself, however, seems serenely oblivious to the controversy.

"I agree," she said serenely, and took a seat at the head of the table.

She climbed serenely out of her own car and walked toward the entrance.

"I shall worry about that when the time comes," he told her serenely.