Sentence examples for emotion calm from inspiring English sources
Characteristically, Schnitzler forestalls the obvious reaction of anger and hatred until the very end of the story and puts his widower through every conceivable emotion — calm, unworldly understanding, generalized cynicism, and a sudden strange, affectionate concern that his friend should not know of his discovery.
And yet it is doubtful, after initial emotions calm down and daily routines return, that this can last.
When Pastor Brumbalow returned, he took charge of damage control, delaying the new class to let emotions calm.
To keep emotions calm, they are avoiding heated language about race, instead arguing that changing the flag would help recruit business and stimulate investment.
The alternative view would have us believe that the emotionally mature can achieve the same results without the need for primal emotions; calm talk will do just as well.
In the heady moments that followed Baltimore's double overtime victory over the Broncos on Saturday, Ray Lewis cut to the chase: "When all the emotions calm down," he said, "this will probably go down as one of the greatest victories in Ravens history".
The returns announced were based on just 10percentt of ballots from a variety of provinces and seemed carefully balanced to keep emotions calm as election officials came under increasing pressure from all sides to demonstrate that the presidential election was fair.
"I advised him not to do something like that in haste and to let emotions calm.
In general, early modern philosophers tended to prefer their emotions calm, but took turbulence to mark only certain kinds of passions.
Give yourself a moment to let the initial emotions calm down, then you'll be better able to evaluate and decide on how to proceed productively.
