He has come in calmly, quietly, with humility, without treading on anyone's toes, without thinking he is above anyone".
Two characters come by, calmly prattling in the painter's ears.1 He smiles, smiles again; the studio, which has been enlarged as much as possible, is nonetheless more and more crowded.
Persevere, for there is a wealth of hard-headed practical detail to come that calmly defies Rothman's early self-enchantment that "no one thinks Las Vegas is real; it is illusion, but visitors willingly suspend disbelief and pretend".
Well this time was going to be different - change would come albeit calmly with a steady hand.
Word of the shooting came in calmly over the radio at around 8.30pm one night last month.
But Keaton, back to his old imperturbable self, somehow senses that a shower is coming, and calmly reaches into his lair to produce an umbrella.
And when Lambe's opportunity came, he calmly converted Elder's cross.
Don't do that in front of them, come on," Obama calmly told one heckler.
Wait for your girlfriend to come out, and calmly tell her that you need to take some time alone, and that you'll let her know when you're ready to talk.
If you experience an image, feeling, thought or other sense and you are not sure why it has come to you, calmly ask yourself why you are experiencing it and this allows more psychic information to flow to you.
