By her account, the fluffy innocuousness of the show drove her ambitious co-star, Larry Hagman, to a combination of drink, drugs and therapy, but Eden endured even his most boorish antics with typical show-must-go-on equanimity.
Allen was holding onto a safety strap, and from the airplane the cleanup took on an aspect of equanimity that was rarely discernible from land.
THE sense of equanimity that settled, briefly, on the voters after the fall of the Berlin Wall has vanished.
I saw myself go splat on the pavement with a kind of equanimity, with a sense of a foretold conclusion.
As the events of this mighty tragedy move inexorably toward their terrible ends, it is possible to look on with equanimity, the occasional glance at the watch inspired by a nagging case of low-grade tedium rather than anguish at the tempest of human iniquity onstage.
30, 31 As I see it, this latest wave of studies represents a second line of convergence linking meditation research and neuroscience, namely the convergence of research on affective meditations focused on cultivating equanimity, gratitude, love, and compassion, with the exploding field of affective neuroscience and its clinical counterparts, positive psychology and transformational affect therapy.
Many British people pride themselves on their equanimity and tolerance.
Mr. Brooks's solution of programs to help students work on "resiliency, equanimity and self-control" is well meaning but superficial.
It seems a sensible approach, so long as you can count on such equanimity from the losing punters.
Schools are now casting about, trying to find psychological programs that will help students work on resilience, equanimity and self-control.
In performance, characters traditionally belong to either the alus (refined) or keras/kasar (strong, coarse) type, reflecting this underlying emphasis on harmonious equanimity.
