Sentence examples for studied composure from inspiring English sources
Even in noisy blockbusters he maintains a studied composure.
He smiles, while the rest of the group regard me with expressions of studied composure.
For all the athleticism of his attack, do Rosario's playing glittered with fleetness and nuance; and for all the studied composure of Bruce's, he played with boldness and daring.
Yet in a trice, the slender, 31-year-old strawberry blonde regains the composure you'd expect from someone who studied Truth and Beauty (poetry, that is) at Brown.
If Trump would've stuck to immigration and trade, studied up a bit on foreign policy and maintained his composure this thing would've been very close.
Its narrative lines were so absurd that it made Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck look like studies in narrative composure.
A red-shirted England looked distinctly edgy, rather less of a study in scarlet composure than their coaches would have liked.
Shot in deep, glowing monochrome, with the camera completely still for all but two scenes, Ida is a study in expressive silence and composure.
In the quiet study of tax forms he seeks composure.
The emotional turmoil he'd caused seemed remote to him, as if his studies had enabled him to regard it with Zen composure.
Composure under pressure.
