Sentence examples for inner composure from inspiring English sources
And yet they seem to stop, to yield, held back by something that radiates from her inner composure, her possession of the truth.
In Theonoston, happiness is said to coincide with a kind of inner composure understood not in terms of lack of sensibility (indolentia), but as a condition of mental vigour stemming from the contemplation of the true nature of things.
The fact is, one of the most challenging areas for many teens, and adults is learning to maintain our inner emotional composure when dealing with people, especially those who push our emotion-reaction buttons.
When I'm stuck in situations like this, I try to access my inner Buddha and retain my composure.
I had to fight an inner battle to retain my composure.
That personal composure, a kind of inner grace, is his hallmark.
The Kantian notion of the sublime allowed Schiller to articulate an ideal of the subjection of Neigung ("impulse") to Pflicht ("duty"), which results in an inner composition and control expressed outwardly in grace and composure.
To give a sense of how this inner story goes, let's consider a young member of the Composure Class, though of course the lessons apply to members of all classes.
His composure astonished me.
