Sentence examples for better composure from inspiring English sources

We have to have better composure.

They outrebounded the Heat, 49-30, limited James in the post-up game and finished down the stretch as the team with better composure.

The Wearsiders fell two behind before getting into their stride; but after man-of-the-match Craig Gardner reduced their deficit in the last minute of the first half, they battered Norwich for the bulk of the second period and with better composure, and better luck, in front of goal they might have pulled off a morale-boosting victory.

Fortunately for the visitors Andrew Surman shows a lot better composure in his own box to end the attack.

"We've got to have better composure.

Ashton is a wing who likes to involve himself in a game rather than hang around waiting for a pass but his enthusiasm too often gets the better of composure which is why his international career stalled two years ago on 39 caps and 19 tries.

In fact, Zvyagintsev held his composure better than many who'd tipped it for victory.

That is left to Mrs. Salem de Villamil, who is, she said, better at maintaining composure than her husband is.

Mud and rain are supposedly conditions which play to the English strengths of sweat and hard work and yet the one who kept his composure better than anyone was the man from São Paulo.

"Overall I'm really pleased with the performance, it's just a 10-minute period where we just need to get a bit better in showing composure.

Even when you're a keynote speaker or the chairman of the board, if you can approach a situation with an attitude of helpfulness instead of allowing your ego to believe everyone is criticizing you, pressure will dissipate and allow you to better maintain your composure.