Sentence examples for utter calm from inspiring English sources

What is so funny is the utter calm, even politeness, of the death figure.

The most striking thing about the conversation was its utter calm.

There are roll-top baths, art deco mahogany chairs and an atmosphere of utter calm – a real boon in such a frantic city.

" 'You need to make sure that a story like that doesn't run again,' " Ms. Hines recalls her friend saying with utter calm.

Marty Nesbitt remembers Obama's utter calm the day he gave his celebrated speech at the 2004 Democratic National Convention, in Boston, which made him an international celebrity and a potential 2008 Presidential candidate.

She got even more chilling results from the chorus of "Marrow," sung with utter calm against a hard braying of saxophones: "H-E-L-P/Help me/Help me".

It is something so many people try to forget, save a few distant images on screens or words uttered in calm monotone on NPR while we drink our morning coffee.

She saw angels appearing en masse on large office floors, described a moment of utter quiet and calm before the collapse, and gave reassurances that the victims acted courageously and didn't suffer long.

There is also possibly something to be said for a public figure who has no "base" to pander to (wouldn't that be nice?), and who can, if so gifted and so inspired, utter words of calm or encouragement in anxious national moments.

As he stood there, forced to utter, "Jesus Christ, calm down, for fuck's sake" and remove the bat from her hand, he probably thought to himself, "Nobody knows the trouble I've seen.

The message or mantra is always the same and is uttered usually with calm deliberation: 'I love you' is for these people a last will and testament.