Sentence examples for calmly rejected from inspiring English sources
His seemingly effortless interview with Tony Blair in 2008 cut through Blair's crusader mentality in a mere six minutes, as Stewart calmly rejected Blair's theory that any kind of military action can keep the west safe.
Harvard Press, he railed, had rejected a book called "The Case for Marriage: Why Married People Are Happier, Healthier, and Better Off Financially," which he described as "packed with scholarly evidence" and written "clearly and calmly".
After the vote rejecting the aboriginal quotas left the meeting in an uproar, Mr. Komatsu said calmly, referring to the United States, "There will be at least one country that complains, the one that always complains".
Obama wants to emulate Kennedy, not Johnson, in Afghanistan — wants to think calmly about the stakes in this war, ask the hard questions that his military advisers perhaps have not, and, if necessary, scale back or reject outright their requests.
Harvey, though, responded calmly.
But David reacted calmly.
