His childhood mentor O'Reilly said that he was a "man worth knowing", while Tyson called him "one of cricket's patricians...endowed with a genteel equanimity, without seeming aloof or less than cordial and friendly".
Without losing his habitual equanimity, he added that the situation had been made worse by American ineptitude, arrogance, and naïveté, saying, "I think the main one responsible for this was Rumsfeld" — Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, who had resigned days earlier.
His teaching asks us to treat all living beings fairly, with equanimity and without prejudice or bias.
In the first of three scripts apparently connected to therapeutic discoveries, he reëxamined his teen-age years without his usual self-protective equanimity.
While they embraced most aspects of New York culture with uncommon equanimity, getting around town without a car was, for the women, as trying as it might be for a morning-show diva.
One television news channel conducted separate interviews with the foreign minister, defence minister and an ex-foreign secretary without any mention of nuclear weapons coming up.Continued equanimity about nuclear weapons depends first of all on Indian success in dislodging the infiltrators, and secondly on Pakistani acquiescence.
I tell the parents lastly, that I, myself, was never able to do this, because I was too emotional and couldn't quite say what I wanted without crying or with a desirable level of equanimity.
While I could personally look with equanimity upon the idea of a world without golf courses, the thing Cruz was talking about is actually a vague, nonbinding resolution that's more than 20 years old.
Upton, like his wife, seems to know himself without insisting on himself; he exudes a sort of ironic equanimity.
Her equanimity and willingness to 'be with' what is happening without fighting or fleeing is the work of mindfulness.
