Sentence examples for air of composure from inspiring English sources

This air of composure and calculation fitted well into the improving but inconsistent Australian side led by Allan Border until March 1994.

Perhaps having been in this position before, Sporting started with an air of composure as they looked to pick their passes through the Philadelphia lines.

Having brushed aside the challenge of Arsenal with Sunday's 2-0 viCarlo Ancelotticelothe, the Chelsea manager, yesterday considered the prospect of a title race with champions Manchester United with an air of composure, the look of a man who has done it all before.

To retain such an air of calm and composure in what is proving to be a most important season for his club - and city - is a special quality.

"Life is trying to tell you something," Mr. Payton sang, preaching self-awareness, with an air of stubborn composure.

Despite standing only five feet nine inches (1.75 m), opponents spoke of his imposing appearance and his apparent air of complete composure at the crease.

Lindsay Duncan as La Marquise, with a voice whose low-noted and pointed emphasis on single words and air of smouldering erotic composure recalls Maggie Smith, remains the play's dynamic and emotional centre point.

But this buzzing hive has a still center: one slightly bruised-looking blonde with stairway-to-heaven legs and a cool air of come-and-get-me composure.

Then there was the issue of composure.

"We played with a lot of composure.

The kid has a lot of composure.