Sentence examples for famous calm from inspiring English sources

In many instances I have seen this done by men who wished to exert their intellect or privilege (a phenomenon brilliantly captured in Rebecca Solnit's essay Men Explain Things to Me or characterised in David Cameron's famous "Calm down, dear" moment).

Georgio Locatelli himself presided, exerting his famous charm to calm those who weren't getting their Prosecco or cappuccino fast enough.

The polls put him a mere 10 points behind former President Ion Iliescu, who is famous for calming the street fighting in 1989 that ended the Ceausescu dictatorship and for running the country until 1996.

Krock became famous for his calm analysis of U.S. political and economic affairs and foreign relations.

Executives from the drink's manufacturer, AG Barr, which is unveiling results this week, will have to keep sipping on their famous brew to calm their nerves when fielding City queries about the impact of the chancellor's plans.

I always thought it was funny that she called the world's most famous psychopath to calm her down".

Instead, the now famous motto "Keep calm and carry on," although itself apparently not used during the war, represented a deliberate strategy to resist the Nazis' attempts of demoralizing Londoners through carpet bombing.

A famous poster read: Keep Calm and Read Nate Silver.

President Franklin Roosevelt, our nation's longest serving president, used the radio and his famous fireside chats to calm the nation's fears and explain his policies for social change.

A no-nonsense Liverpudlian, she was protective of the lads and of the girls who swooned over them, whether that meant guarding band secrets, providing locks from the famous mop-tops or calming those who couldn't bear the news that Paul had — horror of horrors — married.

It might seem bizarre to find such peace and calm on Antarctica, famous for spectacular blizzards and vast piles of snow and ice.