Sentence examples for remarkable calmness from inspiring English sources

GEORGE PAPANDREOU appears to sail through life with remarkable calmness.

The knowledge that he could not afford to give way to stress may have contributed to the remarkable calmness he showed in moments of crisis.

In the year since Ms. Waight Keller, formerly the designer of Pringle of Scotland, became the creative director at Chloé, many visitors have noted the remarkable calmness that radiates from her studio.

Perhaps you note a certain remarkable calmness in his prose.

Captain John Knox, serving with the 43rd Foot, wrote in his journal that as the French came within range, the regiments "gave them, with great calmness, as remarkable a close and heavy discharge as I ever saw".

Enforce the calmness of the calm down corner.

She had a calmness about her that calmed me.

Toward the end of the book, Habegger lingers over a lesser-known poem, "Further in Summer Than the Birds," to give a remarkable reading of Dickinson's evolution toward a calmness that in her final years kept her in willing retreat from people but not from life.

As a vicious, ruthless, relentless gale swept down from the Pennines, there was calmness personified in the batting of Andrew Strauss, who shepherded England to a most remarkable victory.

Calmness descends.

And calmness?