Sentence examples for composure feel from inspiring English sources

The hospital scenes, in which they go up against a bureaucracy and feel helpless when confronted with jargon-spouting experts who maintain an Olympian composure, feel absolutely accurate.

Michael Brodeur of The Boston Globe complimented "the tense calm these eight songs maintain a composure that feels constantly ready to crack", commenting that "where In Rainbows was mellow but brisk — an album that felt on its way somewhere — these songs are eerie and insidious, creeping like shadows — and, often because of the haunting voice of Thom Yorke, the occasional chill".

Celtic can call upon a squad with greater strength in depth, as well as individuals who have won the competition previously, so they are able to trust in their composure when they feel the pinch of critical moments.

It displayed a modern composure and lively feel through the tight mountain roads on Ford's press debut.

It is okay to ask for a moment to restore your composure if you feel blank or overly nervous.

I could feel my composure slipping.

Juliet felt her composure cracking.

Half an hour later, I began to feel that my composure was under threat.

Through it all, I did my best to fake a composure I clearly did not feel.

Lenahan's composure and his easy acrobatics feel like a standin for the author's; both seem to play it by ear even after the guns start firing.

But her composure is shattered when she feels icy hands around her throat during one such performance.