Sentence examples for calm suggests from inspiring English sources

In the thick of the chaos stands Henry, whose poker-faced calm suggests a savior risen in the ruins.

The movie's air of benign, benevolent calm suggests at times the sense of an official culture of impersonal gentility.

The bond market's relative calm suggests that investors believe Draghi will act on one or all of the enormous options in front of him.

Her new "Dance Panel No. 7," set to an excerpt from Copland's "Dance Panels," is a little jewel that breathes and blooms gently with music whose measured shift from opening fanfare to calm suggests the brightening of morning light.

But experts and authorities urged people to remain calm, suggesting the chances of a major disaster were slight.

But today's comparative calm suggested Europeans' new-found craze for stocks, particularly stocks in technology and media companies, had not yet been exhausted.

The crowd roared back, and Mr. Sawy was soon begging for calm, suggesting that perhaps 100 people should not try to grab the microphone at once to ask questions.

Mr. Prokhorov is different, having survived a decade under the conditions dictated by Mr. Putin, and his steely calm suggested that he had calculated the risks to their molecular weight.

"Be professional, courteous, and calm," Price suggests.

Too calm, he suggests with a devilish smile.

With her aura of solidity and calm, she suggests a tree that has buried its roots into the stage.