Sentence examples for generally calm and from inspiring English sources

The crowds were generally calm, and in general the rally lacked some of the high emotion that has marked other nationalistic protests.

The prisoners are generally calm and orderly.

The day of the vote, 30 August 1999, was generally calm and orderly.

"It was like steak knives came out of her eyes," Reynolds recalled, adding that he must've caught her at a bad moment because she was generally calm and even "making jokes" throughout her labor.

Only hours before being admitted to the hospital, near the city's center, he had been given a rousing salute by convention delegates for his brief, generally calming and healing stewardship of the nation in the embarrassing aftermath of Watergate.

Now people have generally calmed down and are able to judge our coverage for themselves and hopefully see that it's not all about undermining their own country but rather about contributing to the rebuilding of it.

He's blond and generally calm.

Patients were given flashlights in their rooms and seemed generally calm, she said, while hospital staff worked with medical students, volunteers and rescue workers to move patients using "med sleds" -- a process she said took about 15 minutes per patient.

Unlike the national media, which rarely focus on mundane things that drive most people's lives, some seem to get the appeal of lower prices, affordable housing options and a generally calm environment.

Ideally, you want to have the conversation when you're feeling good and things are generally calm between you two.

Testifying in a generally calm tone with moments of emotion and tears, Arias said under direct examination by her defense attorney that an argument about Alexander's camera sparked a fight that resulted in his death.