Sentence examples similar to projected steadiness from inspiring English sources
Certainly his late-breaking claims that he's angry about A.I.G. employees' bonuses — delivered recently inside a garland of good-natured joshing, from Jay Leno's guest chair, and again last week at a press conference whose over-all purpose was to project steadiness — would not have come across as expressions of anger to anybody who happened to be watching with the sound turned off.
Francona, in his press-secretary role during daily talks with reporters, employed a gentle affability that protected his players from criticism, and projected a steadiness that helped stave off mania and depression among fans.
By sticking to his schedule, the president also sought to project an air of steadiness.
Another PR specialist said Obama made a "fundamental mistake" in appointing a Treasury secretary with no experience or presence in front of the klieg lights–one who could not project the resolve and confidence Obama himself did when he trumped John McCain on steadiness during the stretch run of last fall's campaign.
I should be executing these projects with a calm steadiness, planning ahead, attending to details and relishing the pleasure of whatever it is I am doing.
After the fourth month, the rate of undesirable events reached steadiness (figure).
Specifically, we propose measures of curve steadiness and neighborhood coherence from brushstrokes.
The image will benefit from the increased steadiness.
The steadiness of entrepreneurship has created a tendency to see it as a "natural" event.
We must then consider plans and projects not only as tools to anticipate the physical transformations of our life spaces, but as tools to experience steadiness, resisting to all the forces that undermine it.
