Sentence examples for calm reflected from inspiring English sources

Officials' repeated calls for calm reflected fears not only of the conflict's spreading across the border, but also of the contagion of its sectarian fighting, with massacres and forced relocations compounding the horrors of the war.

Airline and travel industry experts said the relative airport calm reflected adjustments at all levels of air travel since the tumult after the Sept. 11 attacks that brought the industry to a standstill for several days before it resumed with long lines, short tempers and armed military personnel standing guard.

They're a long afternoon on the front porch watching the paint dry, they're a day at the frog races, a drive to Scranton, a night at the curling match — they're deliberate — and, like so many slow occasions, they are a calm reflecting pool of amiability.

When you are feeling joyful and calm, reflect on your accompanying thoughts at that moment.

"I was really hitting calm," he reflected.

The calm is reflected in insurance rates, which have not risen in response to recent events.Even so, some countries are trying to enable ships to avoid Iran.

As a physician I can assure you that the distinction between a life chasing pleasure with its ups and downs and a life marked by a sustained inner calm is reflected in both our physiology and physical health.

But Mr. Hu's calm also reflects a more confident China.

Though his degree of dissonance is perhaps greater than most, Mr. Elon's two-track approach to this jarringly calm summer reflects that of many Israelis.

Her emotion and the note of pain and suffering inherent in the subject contrast strikingly with the cool professionalism of Gross, whose calm features reflect assurance and determination as well as compassion.

Mr. Wigglesworth conducted a full-blooded and stirring rendition of the powerful "Sinfonia da Requiem" (1940), whose plaintive strings, drumbeats, anxious pulse and eerily calm interludes reflect the composer's reaction to the grim progression of World War II.