| That intellectualism eventually gave way to a certain kind of even less-compelling placidness. |
| Cats can purr, indicating that the animal typically is under a state of placidness. |
| After her initial exasperation, she'd seemed to settle into a mood of placidness. |
| In her whole attitude there is a sort of gravity and placidness, something of the half-asleep air of a person ruminating. |
| When the hood was removed it was found that the expression of the face was one of remarkable placidness, while the eyes were a bright expression. |
| There is more than enough reflection, placidness, crescendos and release to please any fan familiar with the group's work thus far. |
