Sentence examples for someone calmly from inspiring English sources

They won't get someone calmly and cheaply telling them to trade less, ignore pretty much all short-term investing advice and just buy low-cost index funds.

In the endless struggle for better ratings than their competitors, television "news" networks will eagerly allow people who are more and more outrageous to appear, since watching someone make outrageous statements is much more entertaining than watching someone calmly discuss boring ideas.

Confronting someone calmly is usually enough to make the taunting cease.

Approach the person calmly.

Someone explained – so calmly it enraged me – that I was only a third of the way through.

Calmly, someone's got a gun.

It was very reassuring, medically and also logistically, to have someone who could calmly advise us on those things, so we could stay focused on Oliver and do the right thing for him".

For once someone is speaking calmly and carefully about the small, everyday things that find a way to somehow both pass by you quietly, and in that quiet passing underline a sense about the world you somehow always felt but could never name.

You could match it with a similar scene in Jean-Pierre Melville's 1969 "Army of Shadows," which was released here last year; both directors stoke up the pressure as calmly as someone putting a kettle on to boil.

It looks as if we're in for a gloomy social drama, but then we see a haggard middle-aged man (Per Ragnar) calmly slit someone's throat in the woods nearby, and it seems as if Let the Right One In is going to be a thriller.

I responded calmly: "Sorry, someone notifying me about a dead relative".