Sentence examples for a equanimity from inspiring English sources

Girtler, et al.'s [ 26] exploratory factor analysis revealed a six factor structure (meaningfulness, self-reliance, perseverance, existential aloneness, equanimity A, equanimity B) using the Kaiser criterion.

There's an equanimity, an impermeability and a courage that you need.

I have seen David close up on a variety of occasions: he just has an equanimity and a stamina, a sense of calm, good judgment..

'Obama seems to have that kind of quality - an equanimity, a serenity, vision - in almost all circumstances,' says Shrum. 'And David has it.

When illness finally began to restrict his horizons, he approached his end with an equanimity, and a care for his family, that were superbly of a piece with the way he had lived his whole life.

And the writing, in a new unfamiliar hand, suggests an odd sangfroid, an equanimity in the face of horrifying adversity.

Her poems also convey a quiet dignity, an equanimity, gained by living through the worst excesses of the last century.

"What I always admired in him," Thorn said of Scott, "even in the first year when we weren't very good, was there was a calmness and an equanimity in him.

I have seen David close up on a variety of occasions: he just has an equanimity and stamina, a sense of calm, good judgement.

Perhaps because of this experience of violence, Dasha is granted an equilibrium and an equanimity that her sisters can only dream of.

Both detractors and supporters agree Mr. Davis was an affable, low-key leader who possessed an equanimity that inspired confidence and articulated a convincing vision for building a global legal powerhouse.