Sentence examples similar to restored equanimity from inspiring English sources
It's bottled under screwcap and mine was slightly sulphidic and uncertain when opened, but pouring it into a jug to add some air soon restored its equanimity.
The Queen can usually be relied upon to step back from all the nonsense and restore some equanimity and balance in situations that threaten to get out of hand.
When both of us were having a difficult time, one way or another, he'd make some kind of perceptive joke that restored one's equanimity.
When our equanimity is restored, our creativity, energy, and productivity will hum along at a higher level.
My point is not that eukaryotes have a high mutation rate today (they do not) but that they almost certainly did have one during early eukaryogenesis, especially transpositions and rearrangements; and that the evolution of the nucleus and the cell cycle restored some sort of equanimity.
I have always repeated one thing when unbidden sexual thoughts disturb me, and that one thing restores my chaste equanimity: 'Every Little Nanny is a Ninny to Me.' I sing it.
But on most of "Vol. 2" her equanimity has been restored.
It was one of that series in which the central character loses his or her temper, utters an exclamation like "Please, Mother, I'd rather do it myself!" & then is miraculously restored to a state of equanimity by a dose of Anacin.
A certain equanimity has since been restored in my own work, the second draft now under way.
And the Ginerous Regift (gin, green melon liquor, lime and Angostura bitters) should restore any reveler's equanimity; Christmas Consolation, in the form of raspberries steeped in elderflower syrup and fizzed with chilled Champagne, should provide enough esprit to see anyone through New Year's.
