Peacefulness used in a sentence

Peacefulness in a sentence as a noun

Somehow, the peacefulness of the night is soothing, even my mind seams clearer.

On one hand you've got the peacefulness of mellow ambient music, and on the other, the potential death, doom and destruction from the police channels.

I think venerating them for peacefulness does actually motivate.

It also means that you must accept a deep and abiding peacefulness in not knowing very much at all about most of the stuff you actually work with in your day-to-day life.

So being able to show up at work one day and tell your boss "**** you" to his/her face doesn't necessarily lead to the freedom and peacefulness that such people likely are envisioning.

At least for Christians what counts most are the teachings of Jesus and apart from a few predictions of purgatory of the wicked the gospels preach peacefulness and non-violence.

The Scheme folks never pretend that theirs is a language that will save programming, merely an exercise in purity and peacefulness like a sort of digital taoism.

But peacefulness, equality, and kindness are just as biologicaland we may see their influence increase if we can create social structures that permit them to flourish.

"I think there comes a point in time when you have to ask why exactly fundamentalists of Abrahamic religions seem to find it so easy to "explain away" the "peacefulness" of their religions.

Well if you read anthropological literature you'll quickly find references to strong positive correlation between social status of women and peacefulness, and the inverse of course.

I feel like the world would be a better place if everyone who is involved in the decision making process for the peace prize was removed from that authority, and they just started giving the award to the local "good samaritan" in random, incredibly poor places that meet a threshold level of peacefulness.