Sentence examples for supposedly calm from inspiring English sources
Muhssen says he came to realise that his strong physique, his gun and his rank meant nothing in the supposedly calm city of Basra.
It eventually turns out that this supposedly calm group of far-right supporters aren't necessarily in the mood for a debate about patriotism and American politics, but are instead biding their time until the nearby police patrol has left the area.
And even Monday, after the supposedly calming effect of a new, technocratic prime minister in Rome, lenders were demanding that Italy pay interest rates at levels high enough to eventually bankrupt the country.
Yet Goldstein is sure that everything is looking up in a supposedly calmer hurricane season this year.
It is Claire, supposedly the calm one, who succumbs to hyperventilating panic; for depressive Justine, the apocalypse is an ecstatic relief.
This was in the racist belief that it would calm their supposedly fiery passions.
Tibbetts's passable thriller deploys on terra firma a plot similar to Charles Williams's nautical noir novel Dead Calm: a grieving couple's supposedly healing holiday is disrupted by a malevolent nutter.
But, for better or for worse, the President is working this like a re-run of "Kung Fu," drawing calm from the chain-smoking he supposedly quit and striking a Buddha-like balance.
Like Archytas he supposedly refused to punish when angry (VP 198) and, when angered, calmed himself by playing the lyre (Athenaeus XIV 624a).
Luke Wilson, in a state of relative calm, shows up as Jack's trusty sidekick, carrying a guitar that supposedly once belonged to Blind Lemon Jefferson.
