Sentence examples for calming sense from inspiring English sources

Still, despite her workaholic tendencies, she has a calming sense about her; she calls her cast "guys" and usually prefaces her notes with the phrase "I think......

"The mumbling of the tourists and the babbling of the stream, it has a very calming sense to it".

Practicing yoga and using the products amassed on his nightstand give Mr. Overbay a calming sense of self-mastery.

Seeing a new administration go through the rituals of cabinet appointments and inauguration planning has brought, as it ought to, a calming sense of reassurance.

Salonen brings translucent textures and a calming sense of order to the hot-blooded band that James Levine built; he's an eminent modernist and doesn't wear his heart on his sleeve.

Manuel Pellegrini has brought a calming sense of authority to the club and with it a confidence and belief that City belong with the best that Europe has to offer.

It's an ingenious conceit, realized with mighty intelligence, taste, wit, and an audaciously calm sense of free fall; yet it's also, foremost, a great script.

Exotic Hand Lotion by Neal's Yard -- sunflower oil, sandalwood and ylang-ylang -- is said to "impart a calm sense of well-being" ($24 at Jeffrey).

Buckingham, ever the voice of calm sense, wrote that the two of them simply had "to go without pleasure for a bit".

Nevertheless the author chose different metaphors for these two men who shared "the same calm sense of perfect naturalness in the middle of the Oval Office".

Although angered by the distraction — and feeling betrayed by Mr. Wright Mr. Obamamaintainedned a calm sense of certainty, associates said, and urged his campaign aides to focus on the race.