Sentence examples for calmness with from inspiring English sources
Then at other times when you get angry think of a word and say that every time you get angry associate all your past an future anger with this word and when calm think of another an associate all calmness with that use it to calm down when angry after having said your "angry" word force the breathing and relaxation to make yourself calm, say your calm word.
She asked for a discussion "in all calmness" with the Social Democrats.
To my delight, June Whitfield was seated next to me, and radiated calmness with a hint of military briskness.
What was unusual about Mr. Santana's remarks was not their ironclad certainty, but the calmness with which they were delivered.
She respects the British political system, admires the system of parliamentary debate and values the calmness with which the democratic system has always operated.
The calmness with which both Hindus and Muslims have put the primacy of law over sentiment is the testament to India".
That calmness paired with tired frustration brought clarity: Try something new.
The Indian Express concurred that this was successful: "The lady has not just looked glamorous but she has walked with poise, sat with grace, smiled with composure and spoke with calmness.
Thus, throughout most Asian religions (e.g., Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Taoism), purity is equated with calmness (physical, mental, and emotional equilibrium) in keeping with the ideal goal at least for religious adepts—of achieving spiritual transcendence or liberation.
Thus, when stressful situations arise, tai chi learning will help you to be assertive and respectful of others, as well as staying in the present and dealing with the situation before you with calmness.
Sony's E3 2015 press conference (read more about it here) was, with the blessing of hindsight and the calmness that comes with emotions having finally settled, an extraordinary exercise in heart-swelling wish-fulfilment like I can't remember in the industry event's long history.
