Sentence examples for how unruffled from inspiring English sources
4. Force of Circumstance by Simone de Beauvoir (1963) Part gossipy diary, part reflection on postwar Paris and her own life as a writer, this final instalment of De Beauvoir's autobiography testifies to how unruffled and grownup she is – in contrast to the still-volatile, ego-driven philosophers, writers and artists with whom she hangs out.
I feel unruffled, unrufflable.
Today, she's still steeped in the genre, still reads huge amounts of crime, and is unruffled about how seriously – or not – it might be taken by the literary establishment.
He appeared unruffled, pointing out how easy it would be for his machinegun-toting men to take over once again the road from the airport to the UN base.
On the plane from Arizona to Dayton, Ohio, where the announcement of the vice-presidential choice was to be made, Schmidt asked Palin how she managed to remain unruffled through the traumatic changes of the past few days.
I liked him for the opposite reasons - his unruffled calm, his philosophical approach to how good or bad his players were.
He has to figure out how to stay classy, stick to his message, seem unruffled".
How do Italians manage to dress so elegantly and look so unruffled, even when temperatures soar?
Resourceful and unruffled, Mr. Mydans sent back pictures of combat that even now define how we remember World War II, Korea and other conflicts.
On CBS, "How I Met Your Mother" and the rest of the network's Monday night lineup would be unruffled by rain at a tennis stadium.
