Sentence examples for less composed than from inspiring English sources

Cameron appeared slightly less composed than usual while Milliband came over as possibly being slightly more at ease than one might have expected.

So far he has looked like a precocious schoolkid, less composed than Jos Buttler, who joined him in the Twenty20 squad.

Sollecito, who had been less composed than his former girlfriend during the trial, sat rigidly, staring ahead as the colour drained from his face.

They looked less composed than a team starting five freshmen.

(Though it should be said that when Patty loses her connection to her house and street, we see that she is far less composed, and less neatly defined, than these signifiers suggest).

Rangers were less composed and playing with less authority than during the opening half.

Now more confused than ever!" – Ealing "Miliband much better than Cameron on questions, more passionate, although slightly less composed.

In a way this 39-minute, black-and-white movie is a draft of "The Red Balloon": the unrulier, more disturbing story of which the later film is a charming, whimsical variation "White Mane" is no less carefully composed than its better-known successor: both pictures have the economy, the clarity of purpose and the pleasing symmetry of a sonnet.

Less composed is more natural.

Smulian was considerably less composed.

England looked less composed at the back.