Sentence examples for coolheaded from inspiring English sources

As the war has progressed, however, al-Issawi has become something of a celebrity, emerging as one of the more eloquent and coolheaded commentators.

As the economist Thomas Schelling showed many years ago, "It does not always help to be, or to be believed to be, fully rational, coolheaded, and in control of oneself" when it comes to brinksmanship.

During the spring of 1970, the Yale campus had been roiled by political unrest, and Schmoke had distinguished himself as an adroit and coolheaded player.

In his brief time in New York, Stoudemire has been a model citizen, staying coolheaded through the losing streaks and the abrupt departure of Coach Mike D'Antoni, a trusted mentor.

"I always thought she was coolheaded and an excellent manager," said Petros Sabatacakis, a former senior executive at Citigroup who worked with Ms. Drew at Chemical Bank.

Those are trying circumstances for any moviemaker, especially a relatively unproven one navigating material that requires tonal precision, but both Mr. Owen and Ms. Keener, who play the victim's parents, said their director remained coolheaded.

He's coolheaded, eloquent in discussing the civil liberties of students and has an entirely rational explanation for everything.

"You had to get more professional and I think that's what Hebron Dollars and Sense is doing, trying to be more professional, coolheaded.

But "Solaris" is too coolheaded to make a big fuss over such imagery.

Here, with help from Mike Agnes, the editor in chief of Webster's New World Dictionary, is my contribution to the Obama rhetorical arsenal: For his vice-presidential choice, if needed: coolheaded, clearheaded, hardheaded, levelheaded.

Ms. Dalley prefers to laud her subject for the way "a laconic irony -- always coolheaded, effective both in attack and defense -- seemed bred in the bone".