Sentence examples for calm understanding from inspiring English sources
Indeed, one of the reasons why Yates's style is so engrossing is the calm, understanding way he responds to experiences and opinions that differ wildly from his own.
This is, and indeed must be, the true historian's attitude: the present is the hurly-burly or emotional overstimulus and unavailable sources, the past offers some hope of calm understanding.
No mention, though, was made about his calm understanding of the way things worked — about how he blinked and understood it all, like a pebble disappearing below the water.
Her father was a Jewish man who began working in theater at age 4, who served in Burma in World War II, and who didn't set out to produce a masterpiece but made instead nearly 50 films, some of them extraordinary, and I sensed that his views about race were shaped by a similarly calm understanding.
The Hippocratic work On the Physician recommends that physicians always be well-kempt, honest, calm, understanding, and serious.
Say a lot of calm, understanding things.
To reach a calmer understanding of the role of government since 1945, you need to look separately at its various strengths and failings.
"Father Lawson is a calm, courteous, understanding priest.
His other daughter, Sophia, pregnant with Mr. Girenko's fifth grandchild, said her father was always calm and understanding, rarely speaking with anger.
