Sentence examples for often calm from inspiring English sources

Despite the often calm refutation and allusions to Martin Buber, King's prison jottings would acquire prophetic intensity.

The eyewall in turn surrounds the interior region, called the eye, where wind speeds decrease rapidly and the air is often calm.

Pray to Hera, says the narrator, "so that Charaxos may return here, with his ship intact; for the rest let us leave it all to the gods, for often calm quickly follows a great storm".

Paper books of puzzles often calm me down at the end of a long day.

On this Friday, the concentration averaged 0.54 ppm (range from 0.04 to 5.5 ppm at individual receptors), and winds were from the S, very light and often calm (average speed = 1.8 ± 0.6 m s-1, excluding 9 hours of calm).

In the analysis of the dimensions of HRQOL measured by the SF-12v2, respondents were found to experience greater limitations than the general population in daily life due to mental problems, to feel less often calm and energetic and to experience greater health-related difficulties in their social activities.

Children with autism are often calmed by riding on a swing; some do it for hours every day.

Agitated residents are often calmed by Paro; perpetually unresponsive patients light up when it is placed in their hands.

She called Jillian Settlemire, RN, a nurse coordinator in Dr. Berube's office who often calmed Lindsey down and was always a "huge help" during her illness, and explained what was happening.

I've sometimes had designers say to me that they like to have a large number of women in their departments as the atmosphere is often calmer and more productive.

Nurses had also observed that parents were often calmer following visits from their family.