Sentence examples for composure with which from inspiring English sources

This time they retained the composure with which they had earlier knocked the ball around as if enjoying a training exercise.

The surprising composure with which Mrs. Merkel has confronted the euro crisis was on view when she spoke in Davos on Friday.

Looking at Bill now, sitting there reading one of his art journals, she wished that he would go to Dubai, too; it shocked her, the force with which she wished this, as did the composure with which she found herself contemplating it.

The authority and composure with which South Africa dispatched a dangerous Samoa cut quite the contrast with their nervousness and incoherence in the defeat by Japan – so much so, it is difficult to believe it was the same group of players.

Gareth Barry, after being deeply compromised by the ease with which United set up Berbatov, emerged from his early ordeal with some composure and Vincent Kompany and Joleon Lescott soon enough were putting out the fires that had earlier crackled around them.

Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. later praised the "mathematical precision" with which Kennedy calibrated his threats of force against Cuba and the Soviet Union and the "composure, clarity and control" the president displayed.

It was the sort of brilliance with which he would regularly illuminate and decide their matches but these days, the acceleration, power and composure comes in Real Madrid white and, on Wednesday, it tore the heart out of Barcelona.

They spoke in detail and with remarkable composure, which belied the emotional chaos of the previous twenty-four hours.

After that mistake Thursday night, the Spurs displayed the composure for which they have become so widely admired.

Fontaine swivelled and shot with a level of composure which belied his status as a centre-back.

Alternatively, lower harm avoidance is associated with resilience, optimism, composure, and energy which may facilitate adaptation to accumulating neurodegeneration and the accumulation of neuropathology in older adults [ 10, 44].