The phrase 'calm being' is not a grammatically correct phrase for written English.
A more grammatically correct phrase would be 'being calm'. Example: He was a calm being, even in the most stressful of moments.
To start, I needed a cleanser to soothe and calm: "soothe" and "calm" being the abracadabra of sensitive skin.
The abyssal realm is very calm, being far removed from storms that agitate the ocean at the air-sea interface.
The tunnel-like space has its own atmosphere and a touch of calm, being always shady, dry and protected from the extremes of weather and traffic.
Therefore, keep calm being an intrapreneur lifelong but if you find a gap in the market wear your entrepreneurship suit and jump along.
The boys and I spent the morning building train tracks in the living room, hanging out in our pajamas, being calm, being well-behaved.
In round two all participants agreed this meant the practitioner being calm, being prepared for both negative and positive outcomes (n = 15), being non judgemental (n = 14), establishing good rapport with the patient (n = 14) and being present (n = 13).
