Sentence examples for some calmness from inspiring English sources

"I think I had some calmness there, because Jonathan and I are so close," he said.

He said the poetry helps employees deal with the stress by seeing life differently and "brings some calmness to the Internet storm".

"Unfortunately I felt on the corner just before their goal, when we conceded it we lacked some calmness and focus.

They were missing a leader at the back who can add some calmness and composure to the back line.

In fact, without some calmness in meditation it is impossible to see anything clearly or distinguish what is real from what is illusion.

"According to the Buryat tradition, I'm here to bring some moral calmness".

Through all this, Ausländer (Géza Röhrig) exhibits an eerie, beatific placidity, as if attempting to transmit some sort of calmness to the panicked crowds around him.

"We picked our way down for two hours through this maze of poles that sometimes we couldn't see for minutes on end, but it seemed to bring some sort of calmness and order to affairs.

Thus the best strategy for Clinton is to repeat the same strategy she used during the first debate, where she combined the traditional style of a mainstream politician with some seemingly engineered calmness and humor.

People ask me now, "How are you doing?" and I say, "Considering everything there is to complain about, I have no complaints". So it was partly that, and partly my own need to bring some sort of calmness in my life.

There I would sit at this very spot on a wall overlooking the Perfume River where I would meditate, or at least try to absorb some of the calmness of the river, the temple bells, and the monks sweeping the courtyard with straw brooms.