Sentence examples for sense of composure from inspiring English sources

These people are depicted as having come with no further objective than to incommode Australia's sense of composure.

"There was a good sense of composure," Mark said of the aftermath of the game, played at home before an official attendance of 87.

She has straight brown hair parted in the middle and dark crescent eyes and a full lower lip that gives a strong sense of composure to her face.

A star-struck Anne Hathaway completely lost all sense of composure when she realised her idol Mariah Carey was attending the premiere of her new film The Intern.

His sense of composure – think ing quickly on his feet without betraying the fact – served him well in broadcasting other than news, with its perilous early autocues.

They are now marching towards the 50-over tournament with a stack of in-form contributors plus a new-found sense of composure and confidence.

The Premier League sniffed a little at the sight of the ageing Eto'o in a Chelsea shirt, but he remains a three-time Champions League winner, brilliant team-man and a superb finisher with both feet who, even at 33-going-on-36 has a compelling sense of big-game composure about him.

Through his years at CDC, Bob led investigations of great diversity and impact, always with the same sense of openness, integrity, composure, and respect for everyone involved.

When women are called to action in times of turbulence, it is often on account of their composure, sense of responsibility and great pragmatism in delicate situations.

One of the best displays of Julia's off-the-cuff sense of humor and utter composure and naturalness before the camera is this footage from her appearance on "The Late Show with David Letterman".

It is that sense of community that has seen composure win out over panic.