Sentence examples for far more composed from inspiring English sources

If the president wishes to succeed, he will need a far more composed and capable secretary of education.

But today, Mrs. Currie appeared far more composed and clearly relieved after she concluded a seven-hour session with prosecutors that her lawyer said would be her last.

Holloway was far more composed during today's press conference than in the aftermath of defeat at Villa yet he remained steadfast in his view that a Premier League fine would be a resignation issue.

Nadal looked slightly out-of-sorts when beating Bernard Tomic on Saturday night, but cut a far more composed figure as he offered Cilic few opportunities to cause a shock.

John Stones appeared far more composed than last Friday, choosing his moments to collect and distribute short, while the full-backs – Nathaniel Clyne and Danny Rose – were bristling with forward-thinking intent.

It was a far more composed batting effort from Sri Lanka after something of a crumble in their first innings.

Birmingham were far the more composed and the willing Donaldson remained a menace in contrast to the anonymous Gestede.

The tacos, on soft, four-inch tortillas, arrive nestled together on paper-lined trays and showered with a rough-cut salsa (they are far more carefully composed in photos on the Web site than they were on our two visits, when they seemed thrown together).

Myler, far less mercurial than Ford but more composed, kicked two penalties in three minutes to give his side the lead for the first time after Bath made handling errors in their own half.

Serbia were simply far superior in all departments, looking sharper and more composed all over the pitch.

Finally, for all the talks that Trump needs to appear more "presidential" - which presumably means seeming more composed, politically correct, and less aggressive - he has gotten this far for exactly the opposite reasons.