Sentence examples for composure it from inspiring English sources

Although it initially attracted attention because of its unruffled composure, it ultimately proved as drab as the simple black costumes Elizabeth Kurtzman designed for the dancers.

His art is impeccably elegant, but in its always near-perfect composure, it teeters between art and décor.

If I lose my composure, it affects the whole team.

The jaw, the stare, the anger, the concentration, the unflinching composure — it all takes a toll.

Now that markets have regained their composure, it is time to be bolder.There are ways of encouraging sales.

While he was playing those innings with classical style and immense composure, it was hard to dispute that rating.

Mystics Coach Marianne Stanley said her team maintained its composure when it was down and did not panic early in the game when the Liberty was dominating the inside.

Another came the following day when the Tory candidate for Dudley North, a West Midlands marginal, resigned following claims that he had encouraged the hard-right English Defence League to plan a march against a planned mosque, creating tensions that he would defuse.Another factor is that the party seems to be losing its composure as it rounds the final bend.

At that point, its Teutonic solidity and composure put it at a different performance level than the other cars.

Pearce later brought on his 38-year-old, Giggs, to try to inject some more composure but it did not work and, with the pitch badly cutting up, it was a scruffy last hour or so before the final moments of drama – for Pearce, both excruciating and familiar.

"If it doesn't we have to show a bit of patience and composure, but it's the variety of your game that's going to be key on Friday because they all anticipate us going down the 10 channel, don't they?" Lancaster suggested on Wednesday that England would ask for the Millennium Stadium roof to be open provided the weather is dry, in spite of a challenge by Gatland to play under the closed roof.