Sentence examples for equanimity with which from inspiring English sources

Does this have anything to do with the apparent equanimity with which he "delivers ordnance" to Hanoi?

What I needed now was the equanimity with which a normal, 50-year-old father would bring to his daughter's going off to college.

"Asia-firsters," including the much less influential West Coast establishment, most Republicans, and the navy, rued the equanimity with which the administration witnessed the collapse of the Nationalists.

He is whip-smart, to be sure, but the equanimity with which he approaches politics seems the bigger asset during a crisis era.

We can smile because we can take solace in his immense legacy and the memories of the grace, dignity and equanimity with which he bore his burdens and his triumphs.

The song doesn't share the Zen equanimity with which the Flaming Lips approached the same subject matter on Do You Realize?? in 2002; it is far more hard-hitting and final.

But "you don't expect this to happen in Montclair" because "there's a lot of equanimity" in which "people grapple with issues rather than pushing them under the table".

So intent was he on tough-mindedness, however, on a thorough-going decontamination of liberal pieties, that he came to regard the imminence of Fascist rule with an equanimity which could easily be (and was) mistaken for endorsement.

I found myself able to achieve a state of equanimity which I needed to have in order to deal with what was going on around me.

The first is a boundless quality of Equanimity, which holds a quality of even-mindedness, regarding all beings with a quality of equal, non-preferential regard.

'Szpilman achieved a certain equanimity, which is similar to Polanski.' Indeed it is.