Sentence examples for mass calm from inspiring English sources

What cues the start of a fashion show is a moment of mass calm, the sense that everyone important has ceased the air kissing and notes comparing and taken a seat.

But this was an elaborate ruse by the Nazis to keep the masses calm.

That it is not hurtling through space at great speed but rooted somehow, an immovable mass: still, calm, glorious, the epicentre of the universe.

And chances are given the chaotic nature of mass shootings this calm will not hold.

And to anyone watching the events unfold, there seemed to be a strange ease to the proceedings — a huddled but calm mass of unscathed passengers lifted out of the river by the mammoth wing of a dead airplane, waiting to go home.

It would have involved manipulating mass psychology to calm a hysterical economy at a very low price, namely zero.

It also approximates end effects by incorporating two mixing stages at both ends in addition to calculation of mass transfer within calming zones through the use of a mass transfer weight factor.

Ineffectual reforms will not calm the masses.

Radiation frost occurs when the weather is clear and calm; air-mass freezes occur when it is overcast and windy.

Then she handed him one of the Blow Pops she had brought, "to calm the masses," as she explained.

Whether or not you believe the hype that Australian soccer is a hotbed of crowd violence and thuggery (and let's be honest, many media outlets didn't let facts get in the way of a good "SOCCER SHAME" headline), sending Kevin Muscat in to calm the masses is an amusing concept no matter which side of the debate you sit on.