Sentence examples for calmness for from inspiring English sources

Since we started the program, we've seen a difference in their behavior, as they maintain calmness for a while after the class ends.

He added: "It's an important win for us, we beat a great team and we continue to win, earning points and consolidating our spot amongst the top of the table and it gives us a sense of calmness for the rest of the week".

As the seconds ticked away with no flame backstage for Terfel to collect, Woodward and her team were preparing, with astonishing calmness, for a plan B, or even C. You'll have to watch the stream to see what the outcome was, but as Warner says, when people talk about technically daring productions, this is the sort of thing they mean.

He reminds me of France legend and former AC Milan and Chelsea defender Marcel Desailly  with his power and presence, but the greatest quality he demonstrated against City was his calmness for his age - he did not once look panicked.

His almost exaggeratedly boring demeanor during games irritates a passionate fan base that perhaps misinterprets his shrugged shoulders and calmness for disinterest.

Having finally found a pregnancy spirit-animal, Author Shivani Gupta, of The Conscious Pregnancy: A Spiritual and Practical Approach to Creating a Zen Baby, I have found the tools to arm myself with positivity and calmness for my next pregnancy.

However, Defence Secretary Liam Fox told Sky News Murnaghann programme that "politicians would be wise at the moment not to over-react", adding that it was "time for calmness and for people to look at these issues, yes seriously, but in a proper timescale and without hysteria".

He won the 1995 World Series and, of course, the fans would have liked him to win the other four World Series and maybe a few more pennants while he was at it, but his calmness worked for the players.

It was an outward show of calmness – who for, I don't know – and a chance to set our old life on pause in the face of a leap into the unknown.

"Savages are not bad," Rousseau wrote of the state of nature, for "the calmness of their passions and their ignorance of vice... prevents them from doing ill".

A chimp that scored highly for irritability, for example, was also likely to score highly for aggression and for jealousy, and to have low scores for calmness and relaxation.