Sentence examples for greater equanimity from inspiring English sources

Thus, they could confront the possibility of death with greater equanimity than could a nonbeliever, for whom death was the end of existence.

I'm not saying that I'm able to face life with greater equanimity because I've flown to the moon, but I try to.

In the 1980s, when China began embracing economic reforms and a more pragmatic diplomatic strategy, China's approach to the minefield of Middle East politics involved greater equanimity — and neutrality.

Joseph, on his Test debut, batted with greater equanimity than Chris Gayle, who was softened up by a torrid opening spell by Harmison, who glowed like a wino when he stood on the sponsors' red logo and had that rich colour reflected in his face and flannels.

To his credit, Johnson accepted his fate with greater equanimity than those protesting yesterday that an injustice had been perpetrated – the ones who claimed the American had been robbed of a major championship victory or, at the very least, a favourite's chance of winning the subsequent play-off.

Communitarians and pluralists, on the other hand, reconcile themselves much earlier and end their careers with far greater equanimity.

People sometimes yell at Clyde, but he has great equanimity.

Watson also showed great equanimity about the inevitable backlash.

"Monty has great equanimity — he doesn't get too high or too low — but he was constantly abused," Rendell said.

He has accepted the realities of the commercial position with great equanimity – more than I would have done.

Her thoughtful intelligence and great equanimity made her a wonderful colleague, and her longstanding generosity will always be remembered and appreciated.