Sentence examples for level-headed man from inspiring English sources

He is an apparently modest and level-headed man, quietly going off his head.

In the Downing Street new year message, David Cameron struck his favourite pose – an optimistic, commonsensical, level-headed man of the world.

Off the court, Harrison comes across as a bright and level-headed young man.

"He's a level-headed young man who likes to work hard," Hughton said, before conceding that "at this moment he looks a real bargain".

"He's going to be under a lot of pressure now but he's a level-headed young man and he'll deal with it.

Gareth Bale, an ordinary Welsh name for a level-headed young man with a blossoming football talent, is set for Real Madrid, who are expected to pay a world-record transfer fee, €100m, to Tottenham Hotspur for releasing Bale from his current contract.

"He's also a very level-headed young man that has adapted remarkably well to the demands of the Championship".

It's just that it was never named by those level-headed working men and women who do not need a tarted-up pseudoword to enjoy a nice week without work.

It's a lot of pressure for a youngster but Trump, a level-headed and pleasant man, who even found the humour to crack a joke in his post-match interview, seems more likely to cope than most.

Eventually, Marcus becomes penpals with the orientally exiled Magid, and on Magid's return to Britain it is Marcus who meets him at Heathrow and begins to make plans for this now level-headed, polite young man to study law.

Plain Mr Snow is good enough for him, he affirms reassuringly; even-handed, level-headed, trustworthy, the man who can be relied on to tell the truth to responsible citizens who tune in to Channel 4 News while others may gawp at Emmerdale.