The phrase "calmly accepting" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe someone who is taking something difficult in stride, without letting it cause too much stress. For example, "She calmly accepted the news that she had lost her job, determined to find a new one soon."
It was a perfect transition, with Pennington impressing Vinny's legions, and with Testaverde calmly accepting the shift.
And Ms. Rojo seems little surprised when the prince (an ardent Johan Kobborg) wakes her from her hundred-year sleep, calmly accepting his love rather than particularly smitten.
He is instead an almost implacable little Buddha, soft-edged, calmly accepting of the fates, whether they swing for him or against.
Theresa May would have done better by calmly accepting the outcome and saying that it illustrated the soundness of a British system that rests on the independence of the judiciary, government accountability to parliament and representative parliamentary democracy.
Obviously, Apatow and Rogen considered this point of view seriously and calmly, accepting that maybe a woman would have a different – more valid, even – perspective on sexism to them.
Greenberg and Co. suggest three ways: having the elderly live among us and fostering respect for them; bolstering self-esteem throughout the culture to diminish the terror of aging; and calmly accepting our inevitable deaths.
It may be true, as Buddhism teaches, that only when we calmly accept that everything ends, including our selves—"profound acceptance," in Heim's phrase can we see the miracle of this world for what it really is.
It may be true, as Buddhism teaches, that only when we calmly accept that everything ends, including our selves — "profound acceptance," in Heim's phrase — can we see the miracle of this world for what it really is.
Still, I wasn't entirely confident that he would calmly accept what she was actually doing (or might be doing).
But, while Ben Karlin agonizes about being what he calls "a corporate whore," Stewart calmly accepts his role.
Chris Loftis, the company commander, simply knocked hard on the metal gate outside the home; Mr. Mutaz, sleepy and resigned, opened the gate and calmly accepted his arrest.
