Sentence examples similar to a time of calm from inspiring English sources

He reigned during a time of relative calm.

At a time of relative calm between Hindus and Muslims, the BJP used its Hindu-supremacist rhetoric sparingly, and struggled for a convincing alternative.

BUT recent months have been a time of relative calm, at least on the Rwandan and Ugandan sides of the forest.

It will be left to future scholars, working in a time of relative calm, once the present national crisis has receded, to tell the full story, in all the rich detail it deserves.

There is much debate as to whether any new insurgency, at a time of relative calm in most of Iraq, could ever produce the same levels of violence as existed at the height of the fighting here.

His 40-year reign was a time of relative calm, and when he finally came into his own, in the early 1960's, he brought a new measure of democracy to Afghanistan.

"Now is a time for calm consideration of all the issues at hand and careful assessment of how prosperity, growth and a dynamic economy for both the UK and the rest of Europe can be ensured following an orderly transition period," he said.

But if ever there were a time for calm and rational analysis of what the outcomes in all these cases tell us, it is now.

They may tire of delay and Mr Rajoy may find he is asking for help at a time of panic, not calm.

The decades before the storm were a time of relative economic calm in America and Europe, but it was an era of repeated crises in the developing world: the Mexican crisis of 1994-95, the Asian crisis of 1997-98, the Argentine crisis of 2001-2 and more.

Chief Poundmaker was a peacemaker who worked tirelessly to, in a time of upheaval, maintain calm between the Cree and Blackfoot population and Canada in the 19th century.