Sentence examples for generally unruffled from inspiring English sources

For all the angst coming from Capitol Hill, however, the Obama administration seemed generally unruffled.

If people were still watching, and in particular women in the center, if there was any question about the sort of folks who might be leading our nation, just because Pence was generally unruffled his viewpoint was not the sort of stance that was going to move suburban independents back to the GOP fold.

Despite it all, he somehow seems mostly unruffled.

I feel unruffled, unrufflable.

Krause's unruffled manner may be generally right for Hank — a master of passive-aggressive one-upmanship — but Krause is unnecessarily subdued and opaque.

The mid-80s recession necessitated some minor policy adjustments, but generally, once the mould had been established, Singapore's economic progress was as unruffled as its politics.

And the social conservatives in "red states" generally advocate abstinence-only education and denounce sex before marriage, but are relatively unruffled if a teen-ager becomes pregnant, as long as she doesn't choose to have an abortion.

Ellena was unruffled.

But Steve is unruffled.

Mr. Kohl was unruffled.

Outwardly, Klinsmann seems unruffled.