placid造句

I'm usually quite placid.

I can do it, when you face the placid.

Bigger'eyes were wide and placid, gazing into space.

Do not expect that debate to be as placid as the spotless sun.

The waters were placid, and the couple were excited about their wedding in November.

It was watched closely in Moscow, but the reaction there has been placid.

Flat light, placid, day in and day out, year after year.

I think a good listening of the person, she (he) has to has a good patient and be placid.

To readers a century later, that placid portrayal may seem alien-as though depicting a bygone world.

It's so placid, in fact, it almost feels sad in spots, perhaps to cater to all the people who feel blue over the holidays.

Clinton often tells friends, somewhat ruefully, that is was his fate to be President during a relatively placid, happy era that never required bold action.

Scarlett heard Mammy's lumbering tread shaking the floor of the hall and she hastily untucked her foot and tried to rearrange her face in more placid lines.