Sentence examples for famous composure from inspiring English sources
The sultry face of the glamour pages gave up its famous composure; the poised lips dissolved into guffaws.
Standing by a cordon of police in riot gear, Roy lost her famous composure and screamed, "You don't want to be talking to me about Mark Yudof now!" Skirmishes kept breaking out as groups of students, in a crowd now grown to some two thousand, surged toward the stanchions.
Robb Young considers the style signifiers It was during a particularly gruelling session at one of the emergency summits held to keep the Eurozone from falling apart that – for a very brief moment – Christine Lagarde appeared to be on the verge of losing her famous composure.
Is it the fact that, even when rich and famous, people who flirt have the composure of a sky-dancer being run over by a truck?
He came tantalisingly close to a famous victory but O'Sullivan, looking defeat squarely in the eye, showed the nerve, composure and deep-seated faith in his own ability to deny him at the last.
Instead, we'll display the composure that Scarlett Johansson does when she meets his character, also a famous actor, in "Lost in Translation".
His composure astonished me.
"His composure never broke.
"Matchplay teaches you composure.
