Sentence examples for with utter calm from inspiring English sources

The Nazis' slaughter of six million European Jews is hardly a topic that can be addressed with utter calm.

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

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

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".

When Mr Wolffe does unearth a nugget, it can be quite good: the description of the utter calm with which Mr Obama faced his unexpected defeat in New Hampshire rings true and is genuinely arresting.

"We're not beginning to … to … mean something?" Hamm asks nervously in Beckett's Endgame, and the problem for Greig is that all his principled flux might become a destination of its own, with ready-made spiritual meaning to match, as when the watery depths become "utter calm / sunk, a stone Buddha, at the bottom of all".

Exciting it was: the undeviating straight bat, the calculated prod for a single, the utter calm.

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

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

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

He views their arrival with "utter abhorrence".