Sentence examples for considerable poise from inspiring English sources

She inhabits the contradiction with considerable poise.

FOR a socialist ingénue, Vietnam is navigating the global financial markets with considerable poise.

He appears undaunted by the circumstances and showed considerable poise there.

But McCoy showed considerable poise in scrambling, and he completed 23 of 33 passes for 281 yards and a touchdown.

She has intense self-belief, and considerable intellectual poise; her current reading is the philosopher and essayist Fernando Savater, a present-day Voltaire.

In the case of Vaughan, his treble underlined a rich vein of form that suggests the one-time teenage prodigy is finally poised to fulfil his considerable promise.

Her performance was well-received, with a reviewer for Motion Picture News writing that she displayed, "good poise and considerable charm".

And in Germany, where parliamentary elections are looming, a far-right party is poised to make considerable gains amid populist fears about immigration and Islam.

[A1.] Sony Set to Exert Influence on Discs As the leader of the group that plans to buy Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, the Sony Corporation of America is poised to gain considerable power in its fight to set the format for the next generation of digital video discs.

As Wigan overcame Portsmouth, and overhauled Stoke to claim 11th place, their goalscorer Hugo Rodallega furthered the impression he is poised to make a considerable impact next term, while Antonio Valencia provided a scintillating valedictory display.

In September Ben Broadbent, the Bank's deputy governor for monetary policy, put forward a view that the UK's low-wage, low-skills recovery, which has attracted considerable (and justified) negative comment, was poised to come to an end.