"Working in the City gives a real buzz but it can seriously challenge one's sense of level-headedness.
England were caught napping in Perth through overconfidence and it taught them the lesson of level-headedness.
But what chance of level-headedness did Ramsay stand when one of his early bollockings from mentor Marco Pierre White reduced him to tears?
Beginning with the 1948 surrender of Nazareth to Israeli soldiers, Suleiman plays a silent observer of events, sometimes droll, sometimes melancholic, and displaying the sort of level-headedness one wishes those involved in the peace process would show.
In a typical display of level-headedness and reasonability, House Minority Leader John Boehner equated health care reform to "Armageddon," a charge that Michael Steele wackily defended (as only Michael Steele can) to an incredulous Shepard Smith on Fox News on Monday afternoon.
Over recent weeks, German politicians have repeatedly emphasised that they appreciate Britain's sense of tradition, level-headedness and courage.
"Yes, well, I used to be an actress," she says of her level-headedness, despite the recent media attention.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg is an all-knowing beacon of knowledge, level-headedness and yes, even fashion expertise.
Horovitz's promise to "offer fair-minded news coverage" could be read simply as an assurance of the Times of Israel's level-headedness.
Gnaulati's appeal to level-headedness at times hits the mark.
He said he had repeatedly called for "level-headedness" and had ensured the CPS "had not feared fairness" in its attempt to prosecute acts of terrorism, in contrast to the government's lack of "legislative restraint".
