Sentence examples for sort of composure from inspiring English sources
You can't teach that sort of composure.
Early in the second half there was a farcical period of play, where error followed error and knock-on followed knock-on; neither side able to show any sort of composure.
Wenger was prompted to call on club legend Thierry Henry from the bench, but it was Walcott showed the sort of composure that the Frenchman is famed for when he raced clear to level.
There is a sort of relaxed composure here that other towns in America are not enjoying as the race for president enters its final chapter.
I did not know I had this kind of composure.
Or the one made collectively by the Pacers, who responded to Coach Frank Vogel's pregame call for the "different sort of poise and composure required at home" by declaring — with a giant defensive whiff — that they are not yet mentally tough enough to kick Miami while it's down.
The Rangers also kept their composure, sort of, even as the Bruins rallied to tie the game on two goals that arose from typical, madcap, end-of-game, extra-skater, desperation scrambles in front of the goal.
But his performance is characterised most strongly by stillness and composure, along with the sort of details that a less watchful director than Ava DuVernay might have consigned to the cutting-room floor.
Then there was the issue of composure.
"We played with a lot of composure.
