Sentence examples for certainly calm from inspiring English sources

Rooney Mara wasn't as definitive, though she was certainly calm and cool on the phone.

It's not easy — imagine catching a cyclist going through a red light — but a few more $100-plus tickets, plus an order to read the rules, would certainly calm traffic in New York City.

It's certainly calmer and economically healthier than in the recent past, despite the current recession.

Pellegrini's always sober press conferences and hangdog demeanour certainly calmed the place down.

Despite traffic jams and torrential rain, she is impeccably calm, certainly calmer than many film-makers would be had their latest production been selected to open this year's London film festival.

Things have certainly calmed down, but Caddell shouldn't be so sure that the aggravation has dissipated.

It demands hush and attention but it also craves reverence; it certainly requires calm, a work that needs to be watched, not just recollected, in tranquillity.

So while anyone with rapidly moving eyes is almost certainly asleep, calm eyes won't necessarily tell you anything.

It's a cliché to call this kind of game "hypnotic", so I'll avoid that, but it's certainly... calming.

Although the Pac-10 is expected to add Utah and the Big Ten could still explore further expansion, Monday's decisions certainly have calmed the landscape from the chaos of the last two weeks.

That certainly won't calm things down over there.