Sentence examples for quite unruffled from inspiring English sources
He started ridiculously young – 16 – and just kept going, quite unruffled by the adoration of an idolatrous country.
When I ask if she thinks she is overpaid, she's quite unruffled: "I could earn more elsewhere, I know, and I've not gone down that route.
Together, these almost-forgotten projects constitute a coherent subgenre of African-American art movies, one quite unruffled by the prevailing winds of emergent black film-making in the late 1960s and 70s, whose benchmarks were Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song, Shaft and what Burnett calls "the whole black-exploitation thing".
Douglas describes the end of the match: "Meanwhile, [England batsman George Geary] was quite unruffled by the sudden upsets.
I feel unruffled, unrufflable.
The calm, unruffled, rather aloof screen presence is quite different from the Stuart her colleagues know off camera.
Nina Ananiashvili never quite achieved the sense of grandeur and unruffled control that can make the Rose Adagio from the first act of "The Sleeping Beauty" so enthralling.
From the moment this final began the American never looked as though he ever quite believed he might win, whereas Federer, who would probably appear unruffled in a force 10 gale, exuded supreme confidence.
Patrick Wimberly looked quite Brooklyn in his attire, emitting a sultry, moody vibe as he focused on his guitar, unruffled by his high fashion surroundings. .
