restfulness

And as she snuggled comfortably beneath the eiderdown a sense of restfulness invaded her, such as she had not known before.

He attracted me by three things: his candid simplicity, his marvelous familiarity with ancient armor, and the restfulness of his company -- for he did all the talking.

And there are moments of quiet and restfulness by day, and vistas of exquisite beauty.

The cat had scratched him, the odd-job man had swathed him in an apron, and now this stranger, in whom he had found at first a pleasant restfulness, soothing after the recent scenes of violence in which he had participated, did this to him.

In times of loneliness and trouble it had long been his custom to seek there the quiet and restfulness which he could find nowhere else.

The warmth of their bodies intermingled, and she was aware of a great restfulness and content.

All the earth was silent in the restfulness of eating time; the plowhorses stood in the furrow munching, with great bags over their noses holding sweet food, the plowman sat under the hedge and the plowboy also, and they, too, were munching, each one holding a great piece of bread in one fist and a great piece of cheese in the other.

With a reputation for discreet relaxation, this luxury hideaway off Antigua's mainland knows how to plunge you into a state of restfulness almost immediately on arrival.

The whole hotel has an emphasis on restfulness, with Zen colour schemes and a more spacious bar-cafe than you would have expected from Travelodge in the past.

This doesn't mean that reading makes us fall asleep, but it does contribute to improving our overall sleep patterns and restfulness. Books are great company at night before bedtime and choosing a good book and reading it in bed can be incredibly relaxing.

The solo exhibit, co-sponsored by the Northwest Cultural Council, "will appeal to all, regardless of their art background, because of the peacefulness and restfulness of Gates' scenes," says Kathy Umlauf, NWCC executive director.