Instead, it is calmly, ingratiatingly misleading.
It is calmly accepted that athletes from large, rich countries enjoy benefits not available to those from poorer, smaller countries, and so will always dominate sporting competitions such as the Olympics.
When the N-word comes, in the middle of a long explanation about her late-flowering love for hip-hop, it is calmly delivered in her clipped, well-spoken tones.
Although the book kept the controversy raging, it was "calmly expressed' and "reasonable".
The guy whose house it was calmly strolled out to talk to the police officer, who just told him somone needed to move their car – completely ignoring all the carnage around him – and left.
The guy whose house it was calmly strolled out to talk to the police officer, who just told him someone needed to move their car completely ignoring all the carnage around him and left.
Now that the Armstrong incident has receded into the mists of time, where it can be calmly considered in historical perspective, the shotgunning of Harry Whittington, in itself, does indeed appear as of less than global significance.
But it can also be calmly implacable or utterly bleak, and it's completely believable when Mr. Dylan sings, in "Narrow Way," "I'm armed to the hilt, and I'm struggling hard/You won't get out of here unscarred".
"It's possible calmly to find a formula to cooperate with Spain on several outstanding problems, including Leila island".
Instead, they still react to anything challenging their worldview with rage – and especially so if it's stated calmly and analytically.
