Let's go: Balance and Composure, "Postcard" Pennsylvania post-hardcore titans Balance and Composure are releasing a new album, Light We Made, on October 7th, and "Postcard" is the moody first single.
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" Tyson regains his composure and says, "We're aerodynamic enough.
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I almost have a heart attack, but keep my composure.
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Outside Castile's car, Reynolds begins to cry and lose composure.
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Not everyone can keep their composure in the queen's presence.
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But you can't lose your composure in front of passengers.
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"I liked our composure tonight," Sharks coach Peter DeBoer said.
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He's handled everything thrown at him without losing his composure.
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The HD 800 S handle this barrage with unerring composure.
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But, the Rose Ceremony the next day ruins her composure.
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"We're not a team that loses our composure," he said.
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Then she regained her composure and began taking more questions.
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Anderson lost all composure, collapsing into sobs on the sofa.
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Tracy's composure is put to the test, and chaos ensues.
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Inconveniently for the artist, literary depth requires time, distance, composure.
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She has only herself to blame for losing her composure.
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Composure and control is what they want, not a shootout.
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It prizes mental flexibility, strong communication skills, composure and decisiveness.
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The difference in composure was highlighted on the second goal.
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Michèle's composure never falters, and neither does Ms. Huppert's conviction.
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Woodfox pressed his lips together and paused, regaining his composure.
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But when Mr. Jacobs persisted, the candidate lost his composure.
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Taylor also kept his composure, but knew something was up.
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The interviewer quickly moved on after Cousy regained his composure.
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It was more of a look, that modicum of composure.
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I'm trying to keep my composure, but it's oddly thrilling.
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I thought that Carrie showed remarkable composure in her presence.
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Regaining her composure, she once again regarded him with exasperation.
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New Yorkers have become quite adept at keeping their composure.
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Trump's frustration seems to contradict the composure of previous statement.
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WASHINGTON — She paused to maintain her composure as she spoke.
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But perhaps the silence gave each woman what she wanted most: a poetry whose surface composure—as hard won as her own surface composure—glimmered with the depths of what she dared not say.
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I do a happy dance and then try to maintain composure.
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Yet, in the back of my mind, I questioned my composure.
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He holds his composure really well, especially for a young guy.
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Just my opinion: OKC has title-caliber talent but not composure.
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"Our team had some good composure," Kings coach Darryl Sutter said.
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No matter the subject his voice never loses its relaxed composure.
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She can't keep her composure when it comes to Meryl Streep.
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Against the flashy Diakiese, Hooker showed the same thought and composure.
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What follows is a collective expedition governed by turbulence and composure.
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Ability to handle crisis situations with open communication and composure 28500.
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He always maintained a very even composure and was very professional.
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Was Christian able to keep his composure when they walked in?
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It robs Orsino, who loves the Countess Olivia, of his composure.
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Even then, though, we sense the turmoil gnawing at the composure.
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I am a calm pediatrician who takes pride in my composure.
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In demanding wet conditions during qualifying, he showed skill and composure.
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He was widely praised for his composure and courage during the incident.
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Being able to maintain composure during frustrating weather interruptions amplified that challenge.
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I'm curious to see if his steely composure crumples, or remains steady.
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Beckinsale does her best to keep a cool composure despite her embarrassment.
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I know you were all worried for them, please regain your composure.
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Her lyrics are punchy, pithy, and poignant, her composure cool and friendly.
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We just kept our cool, kept our composure and started plugging away.
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Despite her determination to maintain composure, a tear rolled down her face.
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"I guess they needed nails," Abdul said, but quickly recovered his composure.
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It was deeply rooted to where his whole tone and composure changed.
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Her grace, courage, and composure in the face of terror is legendary.
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But because of Isaiah's usual composure, the response seemed outsized, frenetic, unhinged.
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The crowd intently listened as the teen paused to maintain his composure.
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But Rudolph told reporters Wednesday that he should have kept his composure.
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I was just trying to stay focused, trying to keep my composure.
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How could I taste with the composure and impartiality of a reporter?
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He praised their "composure, focus and dignity," but upheld Justice Francis's ruling.
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Because of them, his reputation for sportsmanship and gentlemanly composure stood out.
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Was Hillary Clinton a model of composure, or smug and overly rehearsed?
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What it gives up in sportiness it certainly gains is composure and luxury.
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Fans pretty much lost all composure on Twitter while celebrating the momentous day.
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In the second half, I thought we played with a lot more composure.
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If she bottled up that composure, I would purchase it at a premium.
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But as long as you keep your composure, everything seems to work out.
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Yes, we all strive as professional broadcasters to maintain composure at all times.
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They applauded her for "good parenting" and being able to keep her composure.
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But we gathered our composure and did our job knowing this would happen.
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Both artists play with elegant composure, and the album captures their sound beautifully.
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Southgate, however, preferred to focus on the way his side recovered their composure.
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Now he is surrounded by them and losing his composure, which seems bad.
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But, regardless, Trump isn't the only figure losing their composure in plain sight.
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Throughout it all, Clinton showed a remarkable level of composure throughout the night.
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"I like you," the FBI head honcho tells Tench after gaining his composure.
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Trump managed to maintain his composure for about 25 minutes into this debate.
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Donald Trump lost his composure early, ranting, interrupting (over 20 times) and sniffing.
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"I had to sit down and really just gain my composure," he said.
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If Abdulbari felt the comments were patronizing, nothing in his composure showed it.
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Shortly, though, she regained her composure sufficiently to demand an act of atonement.
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Ralph Kramden tries to keep his composure, but some things just aren't containable.
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I regain my composure and force a smile, hoping it doesn't look forced.
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Pipe in mouth, hand in pocket, his wintry stare completes an unshakable composure.
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"It's been a bit of everything: bad luck; not enough composure," he said.
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It is reassuring to see Mr. Obama maintain composure when times are tough.
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Brauman, his coach, was most impressed with the way Lyles held his composure.
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Get to the point, be clear and concise, while still maintaining your composure.
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But it's hard to keep your composure for the length of a debate.
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So her being there was the strength that I could hold my composure.
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But where Jupiter is all fire and brimstone, Saturn is composure and balance.
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Gimelstob said he was most proud of how Isner's composure amid the occasion.
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But now, at this 66-year-old patient's bedside, my composure was gone.
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Captain Sullenberger's skill and composure were, of course, a credit to him personally.
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But, Cowboy kept his composure and ultimately found his way back to safety.
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I got off the phone and took a moment to regain my composure.
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Investors approached this second inversion with more composure, and US stocks finished higher.
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O.K., the Haggler just counted to 10, in order to regain his composure.
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In his own misty, grooving music, Mr. Turner exudes both composure and longing.
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But he projects an illusion of absolute composure — that's part of his appeal.
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"You guys raised an amazing player," Osaka said, fighting to keep her composure.
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Could investors' optimism and composure, so steady even through political volatility, be waning?
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But she regained her composure with birdies on the 14th and 18th holes.
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A reliable team grew impatient and lost its composure for unusually frustrating periods.
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In the chamber, Mr. Kyle soldiered on, apparently struggling to keep his composure.
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It&aposs not just about his composure on the ball, and eye for goal.
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His stone-cold composure and mechanic dominance are why he's affably called the Klubot.
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She then sat on the singer's lap while Fallon struggled to regain his composure.
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Turner had none of her Sansa Stark composure when she responded to this accusation.
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Jennifer Lawrence loses her composure when Jack Nicholson surprises her backstage at the Oscars.
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It was a long day, and I was proud of his composure and courage.
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It was good to keep our composure and put it in the 'W' column.
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" Through it all, Kuhls says, it was important for physicians to "keep our composure.
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Other times, I spiral quickly and have to work hard to regain my composure.
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Or was he trying to maintain his composure in the face of great pain?
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But then came Shay Mitchell's cringe-worthy moment of losing her composure on camera.
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But they regained their composure pretty quickly and they were working really well together.
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I think you need to practice composure because you can over exhaust yourself mentally.
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We just stuck with it, kept our composure and we just continued to execute.
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Keke regained her composure and fired off a message to Mike's alleged side chicks.
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I kept my composure and was relieved to hear that everyone was all right.
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I got to do a better job of keeping my composure in those situations.
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Brunson dived in for a takedown and Whittaker's sprawl allowed him to regain composure.
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"At times tonight we played with good composure," Rooney said after the Columbus game.
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Perhaps Evans's calm composure in the face of undue aggression can help that process.
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Whatever composure I had regained since the morning's first encounter evaporated all over again.
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The surprising end caused even the famously dispassionate host to practically lose his composure.
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Each has been feisty while maintaining composure, and a relentlessness unseen in the past.
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But he has earned Deschamps's trust in a hurry with his composure and versatility.
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Pierre had more composure than we did, prancing in as if he were royalty.
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Altidore maintained his composure, and then made light of the incident after the game.
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I had maintained my composure during his memorial service, even while delivering the eulogy.
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At fifty-nine, Johnson has tousled silver hair and a soft-spoken, avuncular composure.
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"I should've done a better job keeping my composure in that situation, " he said.
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"You have to be able maintain your composure in times like that," Kitchens said.
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"She's a very close friend of mine," Credico said, struggling to maintain his composure.
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"It was a tough week for myself," van Niekerk said after recovering his composure.
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He retains admirable composure as he makes his way through the increasingly violent sauces.
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"Her being there was the strength that I could hold my composure," he said.
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Gathering my composure, I boarded the bus back to Zurich full of mixed feelings.
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Jordan was — he's ready to score at any time, but his composure was great.
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To suffer and still keep your composure, your faith, and your smile, that is remarkable.
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First, she tries to contain her composure following Lee's murder by applying even more cosmetics.
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Najib did not concede, however, apparently having recovered his composure as the night went on.
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I would say the Fed has maintained its composure in the face of global pressures.
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The room loses it briefly, before regaining enough composure to down another gulp in unison.
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Faced with this threat, together we will continue to respond with determination, composure and dignity.
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The 22-year-old regained his composure and retired the next 12 batters he faced.
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To discredit the victim by dissecting her actions, her composure, her silence, or her resolve?
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That she retains her composure as her world evaporates all around her feels almost heroic.
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My crew had the most difficult time keeping their composure while watching Will clown around.
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"It's great representing the old dudes: Experience and composure trump everything," Chang told CNN Business.
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It's really moving," says her co-worker, "but it's never gonna appear in Composure Magazine.
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There's one feature on the EP, Jon Simmons, who is the singer of Balance & Composure.
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With runners now on first and third, the Giants continued to toy with Syndergaard's composure.
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A few, like squirrels on two-lane blacktop, will lose all composure and become roadkill.
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Selena kept her composure and seemed to be enjoying some happy thoughts, possibly something nostalgic.
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As he discussed the war and its aftermath, his composure gave way to something bleaker.
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Atwell, faced with a difficult scene in which, for once, Margaret's composure dissolves, sought advice.
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The ride through this urban wilderness helped Andrew with his composure, negotiation never his strength.
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"Even though they pressed hard in the third (period), I liked our composure," Boughner said.
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Just being out there for the first time, from a composure standpoint, he was fine.
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Faced with that challenge, Epstein, not surprisingly, demonstrated the same composure he had in 2004.
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I've been advocating the yoga class as an event to regain composure and gather strength.
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"Once again, we kept our composure and didn't try to do anything special," Ward said.
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Shohei maintained his composure, but Noah only giggled harder — cold evidence of his empty soul.
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In the commanding role of Winter is an impressive Aran Bell, radiating composure and elegance.
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Repression is the key to his emotional composure, achieved at the expense of family life.
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But by the time he got to the other side he had regained his composure.
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Rozelle was a master marketer who kept his composure in public even in tough times.
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She has a remarkable composure and thoughtfulness and she definitely has the appearance of sincerity.
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Radziwill kept her composure until Air Force One, passing overhead, dipped a wing in salute.
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The second officer, Howie Lake, was suspended for three days for failing to maintain his composure.
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They'll need trusted specialists with encyclopedic knowledge, composure under pressure, and extreme endurance—droids like Justin.
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But all that carefully maintained composure fell away as she twirled and dropped to her knees.
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The LX 2.53 handles bumps with composure but often responds to inputs in a lumbering manner.
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The whiplash finish is an instant March Madness classic, but Wright didn't lose his composure celebrating.
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It is important to note, though, that after Ace's fangirl moment, the dog regained his composure.
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"I am very proud of my daughter for her composure and strength during this difficult time."
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She's releasing some of that composure, though, especially as she rounds the corner into her twenties.
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Still, when thinking about the Dirty John finale, Newell is the picture of content and composure.
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Natalie Portman is usually queen of keeping her composure (unless she's rapping on Saturday Night Live).
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He kept his composure, rediscovered his swing, and finished two-under on the final six holes.
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"He kept his composure — he's done that all season for us," said Milwaukee coach Jason Kidd.
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He takes a drag from an omnipresent cigarette—he's trying to quit—before regaining his composure.
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Brown and his deputy chief, Malik Aziz, should be commended for their leadership, composure, and compassion.
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Diaz patiently waited on the outside, flicking out backhanded jabs to break Johnson's concentration and composure.
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A quick succession of questions and concerns flashed through my mind before I regained my composure.
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When you are truly self-confident you exude a sense of inner worth, assurance and composure.
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These forms of exercise are sure to help you maintain focus, energy, and composure at work.
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"We had to pull off to the side of the road" to regain composure, he said.
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The restaurant was filled with dapper-looking businessmen dining in bored composure with clients or wives.
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Over the years, that man his wife married, with his quiet humor and composure, nearly disappeared.
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Alongside him, Molinari maintained his composure and an unblemished scorecard, with par after par after par.
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Thompson kept her composure and rallied to force a playoff before falling to So Yeon Ryu.
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The woman gives off an impression of calm, elegant composure, with a hint of impish humor.
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In fact, there's scientific proof that keeping your composure reaps big benefits in the long run.
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But she held her composure and went ahead, 6-5, after fending off three break points.
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"It seemed odd... I was just trying to keep my composure and stay focused," he said.
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The February 25 debate saw all semblance of comity or composure collapse in the Democratic field.
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After regaining his composure, he attacked government regulators, claiming they had a "vendetta" against his boss.
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"It is about going through a system that is complicated," she says, upon regaining her composure.
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Praise for her composure rushed to ignore what was strange and therefore arresting in her style.
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This is why smokers feel a rush of alertness, composure, and ease when they light up.
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Jackson Jr. already has a reservoir of post moves, and he executes them with admirable composure.
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Gonzalez maintained her composure and continued on with her live segment after the man left the shot.
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Your composure and ability to think clearly during a crisis demonstrates leadership potential, and leaders get promoted.
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Seph, it's so interesting what you say about interpreting composure depending on who appears to exhibit it.
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I tried to keep my composure the entire game and I was fortunate to make that shot.
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In the furore following his statement on Monday, he batted away questions and criticism with typical composure.
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Rarely has any team combined the fearlessness of youth with the composure that this side has shown.
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All the while his hosts maintain their composure, remain gracious and hospitable, and treat him with respect.
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Democrats were surprised and impressed by how he was able to keep his composure throughout this crisis.
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But I am eternally in awe of the composure, self-confidence, and open-heartedness that Zeke displayed.
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Second of all, how do you have the composure to reverse the drill to "untangle" your nutsack?
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"Michael, I was struck this morning that," she began, before pausing to sniffle and regain her composure.
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In the hours after the interview transcript was posted online her reputation for composure took a hit.
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Astronauts owe much of their composure in space to the time they spend preparing here on Earth.
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I had to keep my composure, but I felt very connected to him and to the song.
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Mustering all of my (fake) British composure, I smile politely and answer: no, I haven't seen Betty.
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We can't worry about what the opponent is feeling or if they feel like they lost composure.
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Meanwhile, two nights earlier, Donald Trump lost his composure about 15 minutes into the first presidential debate.
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Their composure vanished only when they were asked where they were when they learned they had won.
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But there is a tension between his statuesque composure and the wackiness he describes that resists translation.
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Not only does it enrage the other person, it is satisfying — like, Hey, I kept my composure.
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If your boss sees you not keeping your composure, she or he won't have trust in you.
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Truex said he had probably picked up his cool composure from his mother's side of the family.
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But she kept her composure, while Mr. Trump often seemed disgusted and running at a high boil.
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People maintained composure as food and drinks ran out, but by hour seven, patience was wearing thin.
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"It's a lot of emotions," Kenin said as she fought for composure in her on-court interview.
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Green trees stood with wry and decidedly treelike composure at the bases of skyscrapers several feet tall.
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She had to turn her back to them, she said, otherwise she would have lost her composure.
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But what also came through in our distracted age was the radical nature of his spiritual composure.
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I remember marveling at the courage and composure it took, on that day, to be visibly Muslim.
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Composure, along with good stuff and impeccable command, is one of the key elements of Loaisiga's repertoire.
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But during the encounter in 2017, he "lost his composure for a few seconds," Mr. Chapman said.
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After I regained my composure, I decided to take the timepiece to other vendors for their opinions.
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The video shows she does not lose her composure and answers in a steady and calm way.
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"There isn't another person that can keep their composure like me," she told her mother, then wept.
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"There was a lot going on there, but he kept his composure," said Indians manager Terry Francona.
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As per usual, Mazda has crushed the competition when it comes to steering feel and chassis composure.
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Guyger, who's charged with murder in Jean's death, struggled to maintain her composure most of the day.
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Updated December 11th, 12:10pm ET: Added more details about the size and composure of Nuro's fleet
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" Clementine concluded by citing a French proverb, "One can reign over hearts only by keeping one's composure.
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I defined a "cry" to begin once I shed a tear and end when I regained composure.
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I am once again very proud of my daughter for her composure and strength during this difficult time.
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When asked to recount what happened in the stairwell on that night, he said he lost his composure.
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I had to lead by example: If I didn't maintain my composure and calm, how could anyone else?
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I am torn between the anguish of big loss, raging out, and academic composure; mainly, though, I'm tired.
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History of trauma and emotional turmoil motivate eating disorder patients to seek composure and control over their bodies.
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Londoners (and Southerners in general) are known for losing all composure at the sight of a few snowflakes.
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"I thought Oogly was a goner!" one of the men says as they work to regain their composure.
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I am once again very proud of my daughter for her composure and strength during this difficult time.
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Supreme Court Justices give off an air of calm, intellectual composure just by the nature of their profession.
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But the Sixers regained their composure and responded with an 11-2 to take an 82-74 lead.
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While several people see this as a demonstration of passion, others have criticized Sharma for not maintaining composure.
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After the ceremony, Moonlight director Barry Jenkins took to Twitter to thank Horowitz for his generosity and composure.
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"It caught me way off guard," Reid says after slightly regaining her composure to dish on the specifics.
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He was barely able to retain his composure as he looked through enlarged photographs of the dead players.
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For us to come back and keep our composure and get the lead back up was definitely gratifying.
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"It's very important that providers maintain their composure and maintain dignity and respect for the patient," he said.
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A slightly weaker performance in the voluntary round pushed her into seventh position, yet her composure was unaffected.
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When I did that, the only problem I had was regaining my composure when a take was over.
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Peter realized this was his chance to find out, to see Caroline again and regain his own composure.
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Though both sisters manage to keep their composure while it's happening, it's obvious that Kim is especially shook.
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"I tried to be polite, but I was stern," Ettel said of her composure in the filmed incident.
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He kept his composure under heavy, yet respectful, fire from Megyn Kelly in the night's marquee match-up.
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Neither she nor Rich, her husband, had discussed the election results; neither had lost a moment of composure.
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This week, they survived close contests against the Missouri Tigers and Missouri State Bears, keeping their composure throughout.
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Overall, that should take anywhere between two to five minutes, depending on the bomber's skill level and composure.
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New York City, accustomed to living with the echo and shadow of terrorism, handled the shock with composure.
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I was desperate to keep my composure around him, certain that my sorrow would serve neither of us.
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It's still got the traditional firm composure of a German sports sedan, but it's never bumpy or uncontrolled.
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The kitchen turns, frankly, into a scene of mild chaos, though they maintain a sense of composure throughout.
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" That composure led the Open's on-court interviewer, Rennae Stubbs, to describe Pliskova as "cool as a cucumber.
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"He showed incredible composure against the greatest player in the world and held his own," Bhupathi told Reuters.
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Even with Monday's rally, analysts were skeptical that the market would be able to recover its bullish composure.
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Any weakness seemed to leave her as she delivered her speech with an almost jarring degree of composure.
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The chassis, with a perfect 50-286 front/rear weight distribution, is a lecture in balance and composure.
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The Musketeers have just under a week to regain their composure before hosting the Lipscomb Bisons Saturday afternoon.
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Musk, 48, who was questioned throughout the afternoon on Tuesday by Unsworth&aposs lawyer, has maintained his composure.
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We have to maintain our emotional composure, avoid press hyperbole and abandon our impulse to racialize the issue.
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The crowd grew more enthusiastic as the home team kept its composure against the favored and fast Rangers.
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With quiet composure, the work cautions viewers against readily ascribing narrative meaning to the multiple sites of migration.
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But finally, when I paused for breath, I was surprised to find my mom's composure exactly the same.
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King paused the interview to allow Kelly to regain his composure and his publicist helped him calm down.
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Call it like it is, but keep your composure, add a smile, and use the wording you want.
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But Georgia Southern — which played Auburn tough before losing 83-74 in its season-opener — kept its composure.
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Thank heavens for Bob, whose steady gaze and cool composure are a welcome tonic to the surrounding sentimentality.
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Macron held his ground; she lost her composure, along with her command of a number of basic facts.
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That composure extends to the regular season, where Brady has posted a 183-52 record as a starter.
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The piece maintains its cool composure, even as its bright white letters take on the shape of urgency.
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"I'm fine, it's fine, I'm fine," she keeps repeating, as the cracks in her careful composure grow ever bigger.
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If I hadn't kept my composure, I could've been riddled with bullets, tased, beat down, handcuffed — there's no telling.
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" She goes on to say throughout the process, her husband was "a gentleman" who "never once lost his composure.
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In the Villanova huddle, the players calmly said, "attitude" — a mantra of this program, meant to help maintain composure.
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We were all being terrible on this day, all the while Dr. King is trying desperately to maintain composure.
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Herard, Berthomieux's sister, kept her composure as she spoke about Princess in front of a throng of TV cameras.
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A video has gone viral of a teenager keeping his composure while a curious cub climbs up to investigate.
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People think that I've lost all composure of being a musician, and quit my band to go chase aliens.
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Hillary Clinton is known for keeping her composure throughout presidential debates, but her facial reactions tell the whole story.
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After Gronkowski left the room, Spicer -- who is a Patriots fan -- laughed for a moment before regaining his composure.
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It took a lot of composure to look cool and serious because I wanted to die laughing each take.
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It's not uncommon to see photos of fans losing all composure when they're in the presence of Harry Styles.
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She regained her composure, though, and wrapped it up on her fifth match point when Kuznetsova's backhand sailed long.
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"There was a lot going on there, but Clevinger did a good job of keeping his composure," Francona said.
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According to Kuenzel, when he got the bad news the night before Christmas Eve 2014, he maintained his composure.
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And, a busy day it is: Whatever you're up to, do your best to maintain composure and behave maturely.
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What this means is that NSX has serious racetrack credentials, but it doesn't have a problem regaining its composure.
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His previous hosting gig earned solid reviews, especially for a sketch in which Gosling himself had trouble keeping composure.
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And what would the shame of being unable to provide do to my composure as a husband and father?
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Spanier, who maintained a steely composure, also apologized to the victims, his own family and the Penn State community.
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Always maintain your composure and accomplish each phase of flight or emergency procedures one step at a time.2.
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"We're missing some of these vocals, but it is what it is," she said, trying to maintain her composure.
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As Ledecky struggled to regain her composure, Carlin reached over and petted her arm, as if to console her.
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Fitzgerald was a jazz singer of unerring instinct and quick composure, crisp and bracing as a classic gin fizz.
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Its themes of communication, openness, composure during crisis, and international interdependence speak directly to our perilous new status quo.
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New Order submerged its lead singer, Bernard Sumner, within the band, to sing mostly with stiff-upper-lip composure.
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From his YBS crew on stage to the crowd, everybody jumped up and down frantically, appropriately surrendering their composure.
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As St. Louis surged, the Bruins' composure lapsed, giving the Blues two power plays — and nearly the tying goal.
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Ms. Coronel's outward composure has faltered only once, the lone day she brought her daughters to court in December.
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This is what happened to Mr. Padberg, who today cuts a slight figure but nevertheless retains a witty composure.
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She still retains the signature composure she demonstrated throughout the trial: relaxed, funny and sarcastic, while never showing fear.
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In the title role, Florian Anderer anxiously tries to maintain his composure in the face of ever-mounting absurdity.
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"We gathered our composure and did our job knowing this would happen," she wrote, according to My San Antonio.
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Girardi was a catcher on the Yankees when those players were young and he says Bird exhibits similar composure.
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Lovren has made more blocks in the tournament than any Croatia player and showed improved composure on the ball.
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"I thought we lost our composure and got frantic out there," McMillan said of his team's third-quarter meltdown.
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She apologized, accepted a moderator's offer to leave the room to regain her composure, and returned several minutes later.
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But Barty kept her composure, despite the churning nerves inside, to win, 6-7 (4), 6-3, 6-3.
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He was able to recover, though ... and seemed to have more stamina and composure as the fight went on.
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Hip-hop scholar and cultural critic Marc Lamont Hill could barely contain his composure in the face of such disrespect.
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For a brief moment she holds it together, but she inevitably loses her composure and the crowd erupts with glee.
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Vartika is a disciplined, dutiful officer who has to maintain her composure while interrogating men who committed truly violent acts.
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"In a moment where he should show composure and measure, he's not doing that," said Jenn Alford-Teaster, a Sen.
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Chryst said he was pleased with his team's composure, especially considering the additional buzz created with the win against LSU.
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Tuckerman later reflected on the first lady's composure in the wake of her son's death, The New York Times reported.
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I wonder if she's been pouring her rum and cokes away, and envy her sober composure in the smoking area.
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By strengthening and refining our power of awareness, perhaps we have a standing chance to maintain some composure and peace.
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The second soldier regains her composure and tells her colleague they "need to be serious," before breaking into laughter again.
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"It's a 48-minute game and we just lost our composure," Indiana coach Nate McMillan said of the poor execution.
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Kavanaugh completed two days of lengthy questioning by senators on Thursday night, keeping his composure under intense questioning by Democrats.
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His composure, however, will be put to the test in his first career playoff start on Saturday at Arrowhead Stadium.
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Could any of us have hoped to have the composure and pedigree of Ford if put in a similar situation?
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She was a kind of schoolgirl role model: she would keep her head down, and she would maintain her composure.
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"She doesn't have the look, she doesn't have the stamina," Trump said of his opponent, who kept a serene composure.
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Former European Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley struggled to retain his composure during the live television commentary on Sky Sports.
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Women are rewarded for keeping their composure and elegance in the face of controversy, even when they are the victim.
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She looks sad and disappointed for a moment, but regains her composure and suddenly pretends she is an impartial judge.
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Third, it may overvalue players who consistently reach the business end of major tournaments but lack composure in big games.
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Cleveland trimmed Miami's lead to 34-29 before the Heat regained their composure and went on a 25-9 run.
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All Page needs to do is keep his composure, not clown around, and win his upcoming bout against Giovanni Melillo.
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She took it as a reference to her failure to comply with his advances and to maintain her composure afterward.
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I wasn't composed down the stretch ... I think as a team we fell apart because of my lack of composure.
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If any weakness has been exposed in Thompson's game it has been when his composure and discipline fail him momentarily.
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"I would be the first to admit that I failed miserably to maintain a level of appropriate composure," he said.
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"We're not hurting anyone," Beth said, still rocking, but with a new composure, her lips wiped, her eyes miotic, blue.
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I'd maintained my doctorly composure throughout the morning, but watching my children bid Juliet farewell opened the floodgates for me.
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As the girl fought to keep her composure, he walked to the edge of the stage and held her gaze.
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He resolved never to act on, or even carelessly reveal, his feelings, although he struggled at times to maintain composure.
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Williams, on the other hand, carries himself with a brand of quiet composure that has a power all its own.
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"I ask them to regain their composure... and to show dignity," Le Graet told French TV channel TF1 on Sunday.
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And I'm glad you can see that these condolence-bombers mean well, even if they mess with your fragile composure.
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Happily, in the long run, it is Osaka's maturity, exceptional composure and excellent playing that will stick in people's minds.
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" But the real challenge to her composure came when Paige asked, "Do our people ever use sex to get information?
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He kept his composure and focus impressively to beat 22017th-seeded Fabio Fognini, 6-3, 7-6 (12), 6-103.
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The images in Wuhan offered a jarring contrast to the attempts by Chinese leaders in Beijing to project confident composure.
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Ms. Burton unfolds the story with a tightly held composure that ultimately shatters as she flings herself on the bed.
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As I was apologizing again, Buma regained her composure and answered a question I asked before she began to sob.
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He carries himself with a brand of quiet composure, our basketball reporter writes, that has a power all its own.
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" Recounting Clinton's reaction to her loss in the Iowa caucus, they write, "Losing always tests a politician's composure and grace.
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Swift regained her composure and leaned back in her chair as she listened to her attorney, Douglas Baldridge, deliver his statement.
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Malia's composure won many admirers, including Time magazine, which named her one of its "30 most influential teens" the following year.
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"All the supportive comments from central banks allow markets to regain composure," said Piotr Matys, emerging market FX strategist at Rabobank.
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That means, smiling, being the picture of composure, and when you get the chance, kick all the Russians out of Washington.
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Despite going down a break in the decider, Halep kept her composure to prevail 217-2139 2148-216(213) 213-216.
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Audio of the incident posted by the Guardian leaves no doubt that Gianforte lost his composure in the moments preceding it.
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To a degree, he will be, because the class and composure he showed in that situation was off-the-charts impactful.
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And the frequency — and tone — of Trump's interjections, as well as Clinton's cool composure, provided plenty of fodder for the Twitterverse.
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And try as best you can to do that job, with as much composure you can muster, in sometimes difficult times.
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The socialite-turned-First Lady is an American icon and a beacon of class and composure during a time of tragedy.
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Composure: Since his arrival back in season 7, Negan has repeatedly demonstrated that he's perfectly at home in the post-apocalypse.
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So sit down, gather your composure, and take a minute to reflect on the style that we thought would last forever.
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"I really, really hope it's just an out and out fight through stubbornness, through mental stability, through fitness, composure...," he added.
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As the Washington Post reports, the secretary of state appeared "sheepish" about the error, and stumbled while trying to regain composure.
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Lemmings. In the skit, Cruise and Fallon played spies aboard a train — but from the start, neither could keep their composure.
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Liang took the stand at trial and lost his composure when asked to recount what happened in the stairwell that night.
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Cecchinato saved a set point on his serve while trailing 5-4 before regaining his composure to take the first set.
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So what she needs to do in the next month is keep her composure, run her own race and ignore him.
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Clinton proved this Monday by needling Trump into losing composure in front of a TV audience of nearly 100 million people.
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After catching his balance, the singer regained his composure at the mic and then firmly delivered a message to the fan.
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Although she kept her composure, I felt there was something stirring beneath her placid exterior; my grandma simply couldn't stop talking.
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But she quickly adds that she doesn't want to know the answer, and her bright professorial composure melts into ashen helplessness.
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She soldiered on when she realized she flubbed a word or two, and to her great credit, never lost her composure.
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The abrupt line breaks suggest a formal face-off between composure and violence that in some ways mimics the animal's struggle.
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In one particularly striking moment, Yovanovitch kept her composure when Trump himself tweeted out an attack on her during her testimony.
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Somehow, June is keeping her composure brave and tightly laced as ever — but it seems those in power are falling apart.
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I maintained composure, explaining that it makes using the toys much more comfortable, and quickly took her through the checkout process.
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Well, it makes it hard for the queens to keep their composure and stillness, which I like the shot to achieve.
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Onstage, Ariana's the image of composure—small even in impossibly high platform heels, framed by dancers and her four-piece band.
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He made the World Series roster as a designated hitter, and he has kept his composure against a stingy Cleveland staff.
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Overcome with emotion and fighting unsuccessfully to keep her composure, Keys, then 216, was succinct when we spoke about her implosion.
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Ms. Stubbs said that she felt angry, belittled and hurt, but that she held her composure because her daughter was watching.
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Sanchez's aggressiveness as an improviser and an experimentalist is matched by the sensitivity and composure of her touch at the piano.
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Osaka struggled with her composure early on against Sevastova in what turned out to be a prelude to a hissy fit.
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He appreciates when I do things for him, and he compliments me on my composure when I deal with a problem.
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The team, which has relied on its imposing defensive structure to get through low-scoring games, didn't maintain its usual composure.
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His preternatural composure and political instincts helped him raise more campaign funds than anyone during the second quarter of this year.
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Mark Green, the first Democrat to debate Bloomberg, told me he will look to see if Bloomberg can keep his composure.
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Scrambling around at her desk, Lauren struggled to maintain her composure, as her colleagues tried to figure out what was wrong.
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"Denise looks like an impulsive rock star to Bill's chess-playing composure," said Contessa Joret, a good friend of the couple.
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Angela Chandler, a hotel guest, praised Smith's composure in a post on Facebook, where it's been shared more than 13,000 times.
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The 10-year-old boy had previously been a model of charm and composure, but he began acting out in school.
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Still, markets have become quicker in regaining their composure following such events, said Stephen Innes, APAC head of trading at OANDA.
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CT Guyger, who's charged with murder in the death of Botham Jean, struggled to maintain her composure most of the day.
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" Holding the hand of her husband, the rapper Offset, she joked about struggling for composure — "Maybe I should start smoking weed!
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After weathering several difficult years on tour, Görges has the experience and composure to handle the big moments in a match.
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"I want the work to embody the franticness, the composure, the hysteria, and the resultant blanketing of it all," she says.
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McGeary regained his composure, however, and returned to his feet by standing up in base in the traditional manner shortly afterwards.
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When I regained my composure enough to read the finished article the next day, there was nothing here but blank space.
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Although he tries to be strong for the kids, Cannon admits that he lost his composure when exchanging them with Carey before.
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However, no matter how much a viewer prepared themselves, it's unlikely they could keep their composure during season 15's latest episode.
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"Before I met Hannah, I knew there was something about her," Luke says in voiceover as a blushing Hannah gathers her composure.
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Speaking to reporters earlier today, Ovchinin said Hague kept his composure during the crisis, reporting the exact coordinates of the upcoming landing.
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For this team, youth isn't really an excuse for a fourth-quarter meltdown or lack of composure; they aren't that young anymore.
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"Usually at the Olympic Games all wars are stopping," she told reporters in a trembling voice while struggling to keep her composure.
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Even as she is dragged through physical and mental torture, Gentileschi maintains her dignity and composure in the fight to be believed.
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"I was embarrassed because I lost my composure," she said later at a reception in the Nashville museum's Hall of Fame rotunda.
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If, for some reason, you have to keep your composure, keep in mind that the lumpy feeling will pass with your emotions.
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For instance, Marty Byrde spends the vast majority of the season strategically putting out fire after fire with stunning levels of composure.
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Perhaps the gamblers were pricing in Germany's much-fabled composure under pressure, derived largely from a strong record in penalty shoot-outs.
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We can move with calm and composure through the death of a grandparent and fall to pieces when a sock goes missing.
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Hornibrook showed composure against the Terrapins, shaking off the interception as Wisconsin scored on three of its four drives after the miscue.
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WHAT HE DESERVES MORE CREDIT FOR Maintaining his composure and avoiding many of the traps laid for him by right-wing brinkmanship.
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Regaining her composure, she turned to the laptop mounted to the dash and ran a search on police calls to the residence.
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"In this case, the traditional British composure has been notable for its absence", Dastis said at a conference in Madrid, Reuters reported.
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However, Joyce maintained his composure, reportedly saying "I don't know what that was about," before stepping off stage momentarily to clean himself.
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The Swiss was occasionally bamboozled by the Czech veteran's serve-and-volley game but kept his composure to triumph on Hisense Arena.
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The rest of the quarter was a stunning display by the Thunder, with the lopsidedness aggravated by the Warriors' losing their composure.
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Medvedev regained his composure in the nick of time to hold serve with an ace and looked dangerous again in the tiebreak.
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"It wasn't a pleasant experience for him and he spent an hour in the restaurant after just gaining his composure," Fuller said.
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In more than three hours of testimony on Friday, Ms. Patz maintained her composure, at times laughing at memories of her son.
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She sent down aces but missed simple forehands and was troubled by the wind as well as her own lack of composure.
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The choristers maintained remarkable musical focus and physical composure while traipsing about the hall and interacting with anyone who came into eyeshot.
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"I am so happy and so thrilled and I my have lost some of my composure," Tokyo Games chief Yoshiro Mori said.
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Although Mr. Cameron regained his composure in the House of Commons last week, this only limited, rather than repaired, the political damage.
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Yet, by the end of the round, Dodson managed to regain composure and pressed on with some straight shots of his own.
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He has not won since 2015, however, and knows he must play with composure on Sunday to end his four-year drought.
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The courtroom at Bill Cosby's sexual assault retrial was silent as Ms. Lasha provided her account, sometimes struggling to keep her composure.
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This gives him inconceivable amounts of energy, while also allowing him to retain his pose and composure and also, probably, to photosynthesize.
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At her post-match news conference, Muguruza broke down in tears and left the room for several minutes to regain her composure.
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That really was the striking thing: In the face of a terrorist and terrible carnage, people behaved with composure, decency and courage.
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On Friday, Mr. Tensing struggled to maintain his composure as he talked about Mr. DuBose and the final moments of their encounter.
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When Xie regained his composure, he said that the first thing he would do upon his release was visit his mother's grave.
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He speaks with unsettling composure, but his mouth is dry, and at several points he pauses and makes an effort to swallow.
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She teared up explaining what she usually refers to more obliquely as "a traumatic event," apologized, and then quickly regained her composure.
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But markets gained some composure after anti-establishment parties reached a deal to resurrect their proposed coalition government, averting potentially destabilising elections.
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Apted himself was not in tears; everyone else in the room was either openly crying or seemed to be struggling for composure.
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The emotional turmoil he'd caused seemed remote to him, as if his studies had enabled him to regard it with Zen composure.
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The understanding audience came to her aid with a lengthy ovation, allowing May to take a drink of water and regain composure.
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Watching the details of her dance helps you to fall in love with ballet footwork: This shows her energy, precision and composure.
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"When somebody doesn't have self-worth…" He stops, suddenly overwhelmed, and waits until he regains composure before explaining how this muzzles you.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China stocks ended Friday slightly higher, reversing initial losses, as the banking sector regained some composure in late afternoon trading.
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I was trying to maintain my composure because I didn't want him to look at me and seeing me upset or crying.
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We pay a lot of lip service to the lessons that sport can teach: perseverance, teamwork, composure — and sometimes those actually manifest.
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"When you see grown men break down and cry that they lost everything they got," Underwood says, pausing to regain his composure.
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He also already seems like an old soul, with adult composure and watchful, worried eyes that can seem as sad as Juri's.
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In this work, Heichemer locates a sense of composure in this edge, while the rest of the canvas directs its energies outward.
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He jumped out of his seat and became so upset that Ms. King paused the interview so he could regain his composure.
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" "The Spanish government is a little surprised by the tone of comments coming out of Britain, a country known for its composure.
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The Spanish government is a little surprised by the tone of comments coming out of Britain, a country known for its composure.
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" When asked about how Brady maintains his composure during the game, Tom Brady Sr. said he "must have gotten it from his mom.
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I would have lost my mind at some point during the season but she's super calm and handles everything with grace and composure.
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But it turns out that "hot dog fingers" was improvised, and when the cast heard Wilson say it they fully lost their composure.
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She has complete composure, so the extravagance of the full skirt that's coming into style at that time didn't seem right for her.
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After regaining his composure Wednesday, Mudd returned to the air on CNN and offered commentary about the suspected shooter's motives and emotional state.
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Bone said he was leaning toward Trump, but he was impressed with Clinton's composure and looks forward to the third and final debate.
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He took a step and put his hand on the ice after his opening jump, a quad Lutz, and then struggled for composure.
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If you keep your composure while watching this Kelly Clarkson performance from Thursday night's American Idol, beware: Your tear ducts may be broken.
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She didn't flinch, she didn't lose composure, she stayed focused and poised, and because of that, she was able to bring him back.
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But she also has work to do on her weaknesses: her second serve, her movement, her composure and her shot selection under pressure.
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The 14th seed has now emerged as a genuine contender, having shown the composure and ruthlessness required for success at the Grand Slams.
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But stick with any of their videos for long enough, and you'll notice a change in expression, or a struggle to maintain composure.
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We have to give Professor Kelly credit, though, for keeping his composure the whole time and never breaking eye contact with the camera.
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The way Hall kept her composure and kept producing the shots of her life down the stretch, there might be more to come.
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The designer (who has created wedding gowns for celebrities including Julianne Hough, Nicole Richie and Lake Bell), maintained her composure, says an onlooker.
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But, the 49-year-old NHL great kept his composure ... kept his concentration ... and when it came time to swing, he CRUSHED IT!
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He couldn't keep his composure as he tried describing this oddity to Berry, who crushed every round of the game on Wednesday night.
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The Brazilian jiu jitsu expert kicked the legs and body of Miocic, but after a while the champion seemed to lose his composure.
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"I've never seen, and I don't think anyone who had ever known Lisa Marie, has ever seen her lose her composure," he said.
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Balance & Composure was coming to an end, so Jon put out a record with Wicca Phase under the name Coward—it's really dope.
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Benoit failed to regain his composure after the argument and Tsitsipas cruised to the win on a warm night in the U.S. capital.
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Having confidence in one's gear and checking it over twice before going inside helps individuals from losing their composure in the gas chamber.
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Some female supporters were observed trying to maintain composure, as the former prime minister hung is head as the ruling was read out.
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His first answer meandered and then, after seeming to find his composure for a while, he stumbled again in the debate's second half.
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In stories about the polite society of Rio de Janeiro, he managed, with unruffled elegance and composure, to say the most outrageous things.
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In one particularly striking moment, Yovanovitch kept her composure when President Donald Trump himself tweeted out an attack on her during her testimony.
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The composure of the funeral guests was in stark contrast to the behavior of the crowd outside Westminster Abbey: emotional, bereft, even distraught.
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Cacelin noted there was no 30-second warning before the temblor to give them time to gather their composure and listen for instructions.
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Brazil had 20 shots at goal to Iraq's eight but they lacked composure as the pressure from a massive crowd in Brasilia grew.
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Simon managed to keep his composure, every now and then shooting a glance over to make sure the guy didn't get any closer.
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But cell phone industry stakeholders reacted with all the calm and composure of a Mountain View cop being engulfed by virulent alien goo.
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"The New Negro" thrust forth all the ironies of Locke's ethos: his emphatic propriety and angular vision, his bourgeois composure and libertine tastes.
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Moritz Wagner made a layup and a 3-pointer as part of an 8-53 run for Washington before Orlando regained its composure.
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It's a visibly queer space, an active space for experimentation that can still ruffle the sleek composure of gentrification settling all around it.
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Some things seem different this time, particularly the teenagers who have confronted politicians with an intensity and composure rarely seen in recent years.
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He's the model of composure, and this hour embarks on a search for the man behind the reassuring grin and the hearty laugh.
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Taft was known for the easy way he could go from serious to playful—suddenly cracking up and then quickly regaining his composure.
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With great composure, she urges him to keep calm and come in for an in-person consultation, which he eventually agrees to do.
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Buffon also clawed away a header from center back Kamil Glik and, moments later, showed great composure in smothering a Radamel Falcao shot.
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Harris struggles to regain composure, but as she talks, the loss of her mother a decade ago still hangs on every practiced word.
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But I also fear they could amount to an inappropriate over-share — or that I will lose my composure and dissolve into tears.
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The Devils began to lose their composure in the third period, with Kyle Palmieri compounding a tripping penalty by arguing with an official.
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Rosita makes me think of my mum, whose combination of extreme competence, composure and controlled urgency made breakfast happen so calmly and deliciously.
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But, Griffin's heart saw him regain composure and eventually instil his will and pace on the fight—a pace Rampage simply couldn't handle.
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I was really awful at keeping my composure, and my girlfriend wasn't much better, so her dealer would order our food for us.
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I think we need to do a little better job holding our composure and understand that it won't be like this the whole season.
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Murgio unsuccessfully fought back tears and lost his composure several times in expressing "enormous regret" for his crimes, which the judge credited as genuine.
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Fourcade, the World Cup overall leader, made two mistakes at the first shooting session, before getting his composure back and taking a comfortable victory.
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Interior Minister Bruno Le Roux said that he "salutes the composure and professionalism of the military and police," in a statement released via Twitter.
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Gayle King's interview with R.Kelly and his girlfriends on CBS This Morning is a master class in how to maintain composure in tense situations.
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I was trying to regain my composure and take a little moment of refuge before I had to go back into this war zone.
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But her blithe references to the eugenics-tinged theory of hereditary criminality, combined with Cotillard's steely composure, suggest a colder and more manipulative figure.
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Four fumbled snaps on a miserably wet field would test any quarterback&aposs composure, and even the usually cool Matt Ryan had to vent.
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After regaining my composure on the examination table, Dr. Cardiel told me that I should feel better after about a day, and I did.
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However, Joshua never lost his composure, varied his attack, and chipped away at Povetkin's energy reserves by targeting the Russian's body with clever shots.
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The veteran guard also kept his composure during timeouts late in the fourth quarter and offered a steadying voice when his teammates needed one.
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Swift regained her composure and leaned back in her chair as she listened to her attorney, Douglas Baldridge, deliver his statement, recalling Swift's Aug.
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She showed remarkable composure, however, to fight back against the 60th-ranked Slovenian, who failed to convert two match points in the second set.
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"Proud at how you kept your composure and resolve to continue to ask the questions the rest of the country wants answered," one said.
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His composure belies his age and he possesses a killer instinct to put opponents on the back foot and wrap up games under pressure.
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I'm going to probably try to maintain my composure and my confidence in my players that I have, because I think we're pretty good.
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When the temperature in the marketplace rises, a lack of proper preparation, analysis, and composure can turn would-be temporary pain into permanent losses.
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On YouTube, you can watch her patiently listening to her all-white audience use the same language, her composure a marvel and a reproach.
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For Larson, the incident was solved not only by his knowledge of the jet's systems but his ability to assess the situation with composure.
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As he struggles to regain his composure, the wildflower setting becomes church-quiet, the bikers and the Amish now silent congregants in outdoor pews.
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"It was chippy, we just have to keep our composure and not let that affect us in the game," Bruins linebacker Jayon Brown said.
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The Warriors' Stephen Curry, who lost his composure when he fouled out of Game 6, said he dreamed of Game 7s as a child.
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But, Bernie -- just like Fury -- regained his composure and got back into the fight ... throwing another couple of jabs before the video cuts off.
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" He and Chepe laughed hysterically, and when they regained their composure, Chepe said, "I think we're a ways off from using apps like LinkedIn.
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I trotted out to where my roommate was waiting; she glanced up from her phone, did a double take, and completely lost her composure.
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But the moment a fighter forgets that encouraging a loss of composure is the point is the moment the mind games start to work.
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Being a doctor, as you may be aware, requires certain specialized skills: delivering babies, administering injections, being able to maintain composure around human secretions.
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The Tenores have the resolution and composure of an audiophile headphone, but they retain the low-end bite that more expensive models often lack.
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Hatton said he found the composure to execute testing shots in uneven conditions in part because his long layoff after surgery lowered his expectations.
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Compelled by her own sense of patriotism, she finally came forward and told her story with grace and composure as millions of Americans watched.
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I caught myself suddenly and gained composure, reminding myself that I am in a land that was/is currently at war with my homeland.
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She said she watched Ms. Guyger's composure transform during the trial: Early on, the defendant showed no emotion, and avoided looking at the judge.
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Look again, however, and you'll catch something roiling beneath that professional composure: a lively truculence that gives this book its pulse, and its purpose.
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"They made a run and we kept our composure," said point guard Damian Lillard, who finished with 19 points, seven assists and six rebounds.
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A medical student at the time, I was in awe of the speed, purpose and composure with which emergency workers and medical personnel operated.
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Nearly all the judges struggled to maintain their composure while giving their feedback, with Simon Cowell admitting he was especially struck by the performance.
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And in his posture resides an entire history of national racial awkwardness: He has to mind his composure even as she's losing her mind.
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The trick with this one — which not every guest figures out — is to keep your composure while letting Galifianakis make an ass of himself.
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As the pastor's state of mind deteriorates, his composure remains placid — and yet when it finally breaks, we've somehow been expecting it all along.
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In her nomination acceptance speech, Clinton said "a man you can bait with a tweet" lacks the composure necessary to be an effective president.
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The world number 77 was 3-0 down in the deciding-set tiebreak but he kept his composure to prevail on the first match point.
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Alexandra Macon, a Vogue editor who covered the wedding for the magazine, revealed that Serena completely kept her composure despite the sudden change of plans.
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The series against the Mavericks saw a number of altercations that could have been avoided with just a little bit of composure by the Thunder.
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More than anything, the Gen2's composure signaled to me that it's a car that can be pushed to higher limits in the right hands.
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Paul Bley, who died a few days into the new year, at 83, was a jazz pianist of enigmatic intention and restive yet soulful composure.
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Also, big ups to State's mascot, who managed to keep his composure and deliver a strong effort even after watching the BYU mascot show out.
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And while the R1 kept its composure even when flying close to a fence and nearby power lines, it was still a nerve-wracking experience.
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Maggie Siff continues to kill it in this role, the perfect mix of composure, insight, and intensity, she makes even the most ridiculous lines powerful.
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Natalie, exhibiting a remarkable display of composure, tells him that she works out five times per week and that he knows nothing about her body.
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Jimmy Kimmel struggled to maintain his composure while addressing the shooting at his hometown Las Vegas that killed at least 59 people and injured 527.
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Worse, what does it say when a 4-year-old has to calmly sooth and reassure her mom after witnessing an officer lose his composure.
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Eventually, Steele regained his composure but spent the majority of the contest defending the takedown attempts of McGee as he was pinned against the fence.
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It's always a beautiful gift when even one of the professional laugh-makers on Saturday Night Live loses their composure during a particularly funny sketch.
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Overnight, the Dow rose 1.6 percent while Britain's FTSE rallied for the second day, as global markets regained some composure after last week's Brexit shock.
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Consider Diamond Reynolds, Castile's girlfriend, who responded with nearly unimaginable composure after he was shot after being pulled over for having a broken tail light.
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"Keeping his composure gives Andy his best chance, but he is so passionate and emotionally driven that he can't be a total stoic," Annacone said.
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Sometimes conservative colleagues seem surprised at how I am able to keep my composure when, on occasion, a liberal guest gets nasty during those debates.
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Baker, Bridgers, and Dacus are united not only in their defiance but also in their composure, and in their desire not to behave like jerks.
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Kerber continued her dominance in the second and almost sealed victory before Wozniacki regained her composure to force a tie break and clinch the set.
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But Kyrgios kept his composure through the entire Citi Open competition, beating another rising men's star Tsitsipas, before doing the same, once again, to Medvedev.
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Though I became increasingly intolerant of taking the bullshit, I maintained composure, speaking in measured tones, all the while making clear: I was no doormat.
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Despite his obvious exhaustion, with a wild determination in his eyes Lawler continued to land his looping left as Condit looked to regain his composure.
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After gaining my composure, I talked to Yessel and Bargaro about Cuban life, and why it seemed so hard to find records in the city.
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PARELES Composure on the surface, passion and turbulence flaring within: That's what happens in the songs on Ioanna Gika's new album "Thalassa," released on Friday.
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On a screen above the stage, we see their faces up close, filmed by a discrete crew, with minuscule cracks occasionally appearing in their composure.
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Such composure when faced with this fake disaster, a hidden camera prank played on a number of Tunisian public figures during Ramadan, made an impression.
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The second set was not so difficult for Williams, who maintained her composure and high level of play to ride out the victory against Konta.
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"What happened to me here, I can't even compare it to what would have happened in the Philippines," she said, looking away to gain composure.
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We all knew she would have to maintain that composure no matter what, because that's what is required of women and especially women of color.
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It is only later, sitting on the porch of her sister's house here while the team eats reindeer steak inside, that she recovers her composure.
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" When Pearce's turn came, she managed to keep her composure as she made her vows to the man "who shows me what true love is.
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Tsitsipas regained his composure to save a set point in the 10th game before sealing the victory in the tiebreak for his third career title.
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Westbrook lost his composure after he picked up consecutive technical fouls and was ejected by referee Matt Boland with 29:183 remaining in the game.
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The peso has also kept its composure in parallel markets, where it could be more reactive once a newly-elected Peronist government announces its plans.
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But after a male smacked her butt, Bozarjian lost her composure and was in shock as her attention shifted to watching the man run away.
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Bautista held it together remarkably well, losing his composure only after the victory was complete as he prepared for the postmatch television interview on court.
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Google Maps seems less of a functioning whole and more of a porous topography, constantly reaching towards the horizons of its power to maintain composure.
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Instead, we watch from behind the detective's double-sided mirror as the women mouth incredulous words, their faces scratched and struggling to keep their composure.
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On the streets and on social media, feminine composure has fallen by the wayside, in exchange for something much more potent and much less attractive: anger.
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"Ain't nobody going to sit in court and hold their composure and have a demon turn around and laugh about them killing your kids," she said.
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Biden, who went into the evening as the frontrunner, started with his usual cool composure but began to trip up under criticism from Harris, California Rep.
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"As long as prices hold above support in the $1,190-$1,205 area, then the composure remains positive," Spiro told CNBC's "Futures Now " in a recent interview.
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After the game, Zidane insisted that both teams had clear chances, but acknowledged that Madrid had struggled to recover its composure after suffering an early goal.
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Kenin smacked the netcord with her racket in frustration, drawing jeers from the Paris crowd, before regaining her composure and wrapping it on her second opportunity.
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Even the former first lady Michelle Obama has struggled to uphold her composure after a good ol' roasting session from no one other than Ellen DeGeneres.
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There are shih tzus in baby carriages, dachshunds wearing bedazzled sweaters, golden retrievers trying to maintain their composure, and pitbulls trying to get some alone time.
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But his in-game skills, confidence, and composure are undeniable, and it's clear he has a bright future in e-sports if he sticks with it.
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And it leaves Jets fans with some of the same concerns they had in July and August, about the Jets' character and composure — and their quarterback.
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Even Mr. Hamelin could be seen to be working hard, though, given his remarkable composure, there was never a fear that anything significant would go wrong.
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We're not body language experts, but her overall composure combined with Sprouse's casual head tilt onto her cheek seems to indicate some major couple-y vibes.
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" The Phuket International Airport confirmed in a statement that "when he regained his composure, he admitted that he took too many Viagra pills and lost consciousness.
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It is hard to imagine a better representation of how François Hollande must deem his own political fortunes, despite his projected façade of composure and poise.
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Showed great composure to swivel and hammer in their equalizer but was adjudged to have handled the ball in the area to give away a penalty.
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Tigers Jaw naturally gravitated towards Philadelphia's DIY scene, playing with their peers in bands like Balance and Composure and Title Fight, but never really fit exactly.
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Some suggest that Silva's fourth-round power-down came from that premature third-round celebration and that he struggled to regain composure, which might be true.
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Whatever the reason, the gesture spoke of the composure and individuality of this pianist who, at 24, has all the makings of an uncommonly poetic musician.
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Slotnick: One of the more interesting tricks I've seen is the idea of having a composure kind of place at the end of the security line.
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Storm kept his composure though and on the third attempt to separate the pair, he managed a par as McIlroy bogied following a skewed tee shot.
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He keeps his composure no matter the occasion, whether it is talking to his players from the bench or answering tough questions from the news media.
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Atlanta regained its composure and upped the lead back to seven points when Sefolosha slammed in a rebound and Millsap scored on back-to-back possessions.
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And it was Judge Kavanaugh's tears and struggle for composure, as well as his anger, that hit home for some of the men who heard him.
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That's one reason why it's so important in the face of any crisis, including a pandemic, to try our best to maintain our mindfulness and composure.
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And the way she kept her composure and kept producing the shots of her life down the stretch, there may be more major titles to come.
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At the time, the model continued strutting down the runway as if she still had the shoe on, impressively keeping her composure if nothing went wrong.
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"The darkest day of our lives was the day after the fire, you were nowhere to be found," Ms. Kommey said, fighting to keep her composure.
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The occasionally volatile Russian has one of the best brains on Tour with remarkable composure under pressure and packing a punch with his serve and forehand.
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And, if you're wary of tension that may arise at the dinner table, we have tips to help you maintain your composure and avoid family drama.
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Barcelona began to lose its composure after Ronaldo's goal, and Jordi Alba shoved Luka Modric before both Suárez and Sergio Ramos were booked for a tussle.
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And this ghostly, reproachful recitation of Brooks's elegy to doomed youth shatters the composure of a woman for whom self-possession is as essential as oxygen.
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Gantz is a neophyte politician with the quiet charisma that comes with inner composure; the quality — so rare in modern politics — of not being perpetually frantic.
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Patiently waiting for hours, the women with whom I talked, whose babies I held, defied the hell they had lived by maintaining their dignity and composure.
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"When we'd run into each other over the years we'd laugh about that night that we first met," Fallon said, pausing shortly to maintain his composure.
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Many end up apologizing to her — "'I'm really sorry'" — for their lack of composure when recalling specific details of the most traumatic moments of their lives.
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When DeBoer coached Canada at last year's world championships, Jones was again the backup but the Sharks coach saw something he liked in the netminder - composure.
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A daughter of refugees from the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany, Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch, a model of dignity and composure, faced hostile questioning from committee Republicans.
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Those discussions were at times highly contentious, yet Jay kept his composure and stuck to the facts and objective data, cutting through some of the hyperbole.
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Stack said that during the meeting, he was particularly struck by the family members&apos composure and reasonable requests regarding gun control, especially given their grief.
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At the very least, I thought for certain if I turned away and got my composure that he would have given me the opportunity to recover.
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I'd then ask about a time you had to deliver bad news, as it shows me how you would approach a difficult situation with tact and composure.
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Also, strength of character and composure under pressure," Stardust says, adding, "Sun in Taurus represents a hard work, extra play energy — as well as an artistic nature.
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"To me, it's all about journalistic composure," Goldberg told David Axelrod on "The Axe Files," a podcast from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.5 percent, recouping about half of the previous session's losses as regional tech shares regained their composure.
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But the euro has drifted up since then as markets gained some composure after a deal was reached on a coalition government, averting potentially destabilising snap elections.
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But the 22-year-old Medvedev, hauling his giant 1.96 meter frame around the court, kept his composure to seal the win on his first match point.
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But the jewel in the crown is the emerging Kylian Mbappé, who at just 18 possesses a devastating combination of explosive pace, slaloming dribbling and frightening composure.
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"The hardest part was just going through it," the 22-year-old American said before pausing for about 45 seconds as she struggled to regain her composure.
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But it did not take long -- or much -- for Trump to lose his composure as he repeatedly interrupted Clinton and rolled his eyes from behind the podium.
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At a time when Khloé could act out, freak out, or opt out of filming, she maintained her composure and grace, as evidenced in last night's episode.
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O&aposNEILL: I was very impressed with his composure because it just happened at a time like this, just losing his son, a matter of hours ago.
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As when he managed not to lose composure in his meeting with the Mexican president, debate pundits will hold him to a subterranean standard on Monday evening.
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The accompanying article on the TMZ website points out that Khaled "famously never cries or fusses in public," and certainly, he is usually known for his composure.
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While team principal Dave Brailsford hit out at the locals, saying booing and hitting the riders was 'a French thing', both Froome and Thomas kept their composure.
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Garvin did his best to maintain his composure as he sat in his car scribbling and trying to eke out company names and information from the agent.
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On Friday, it was his unwavering composure that dazzled, as he prevailed in two tense single-arrow shoot-offs in succession against Australia's Taylor Worth and Ellison.
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Though the Cleveland-based champ was dropped with a stiff punch early in the fight, he quickly regained his composure and began stalking Overeem around the ring.
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Oil prices regained a little composure after their recent drubbing, helped by a decline in U.S. fuel stockpiles and the possibility of a cut in OPEC output.
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Nobody on the team had been subject to more scrutiny than Rivers, the coach's son, and he had trouble keeping his composure at his postgame news conference.
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As for how David handled the crash at the time ... a transcript of the 911 call shows he actually carried himself with grace, compassion and relative composure.
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" He told me, "This is a skiing-like exercise at the end of the circuit to see whether she can maintain composure and form even under fatigue.
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"The rest of the market, in particular the strongest Asian ones, are having a violent correction … And they are very likely to regain their composure," he said.
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As Girardi began to weave the loss of his mother into a plea that women not ignore abdominal pain, he had to pause to regain his composure.
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Disney's strong performance — along with positive testimony from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on the economy — helped the market keep its composure amid the latest trade news.
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Melania Trump displayed similar composure during her meeting with Queen Elizabeth II Friday afternoon at Windsor Castle, where she and the President had been invited for tea.
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Dan Warthen, the Mets' pitching coach, had talked to him about taking a cue from Matt Harvey and Jacob deGrom and maintaining his composure and exuding calmness.
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Eager to ensure I wasn't seen crying at my desk, I took myself off for walks or I'd sit on the bathroom floor to regain my composure.
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Despite how hard he trained, it's hard to beat the ring IQ and composure of a Thai kid who's been fighting multiple times a month for years.
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In about the same time it takes for you to regain your composure and sobriety, you've got a misleadingly impressive stack of York-gasm-worthy peppermint patties.
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As the show progressed, models were forced to remove their poorly constructed footwear, while others struggled to maintain their composure in the high heat and direct sunlight.
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However, Kvitova regained her composure to win four consecutive games and secured the win on her first match point with a sizzling forehand winner down the line.
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But if you look at the family scenes over dinner you see the composure that he must have had to make them as comfortable as they were.
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She reminded them that this was a competition, and that the judges were going to be looking for composure and a can-do attitude above all things.
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Those two would probably feel vindicated by the results: Mitski's composure means that even the smallest ripple of expressiveness in her voice can hit like an earthquake.
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"These kids are terrorized, they are being shamed and blamed," said Ms. Nielsen, who lost her composure with a reporter after attending a parents' meeting last week.
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Played by Michael B. Jordan with his usual combination of composure and submerged fire, Stevenson is the main protagonist in "Just Mercy," but this isn't a biopic.
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ANDREW CYRILLE QUARTET "The Declaration of Musical Independence" (ECM) Mr. Cyrille, a master jazz drummer, holds the center here with regal composure, while acting as chief instigator.
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Watson saw her first five championship points slip away in the second-set tiebreak before regaining her composure to lose just one game in the final set.
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Unlike last Saturday's SEC opener, when the Bulldogs were ultimately blown out at Tennessee, Georgia kept its composure early on against the Tigers and their sellout crowd.
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While his team mates battled through a gusty day and floundered on the fast and tricky greens, the 15-time major champion was a picture of composure.
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A rattled Pavlyuchenkova dropped the first three games of the final set but regained her composure to win six of the final seven and notch the victory.
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It is more eerie to watch Megan peer over Hannah's gaping wounds with a technician's composure than it is to witness Hannah's jaw unhinge in a scream.
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Harvard's maturity and composure were evident against Yale in the E.C.A.C. quarterfinals, when the Crimson trailed entering the third period in both games but swept the series.
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We were taught that we needed to maintain our composure and redirect the conversation to patient care, and that we must avoid getting upset or getting into arguments.
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But instead of quitting right then and there, I gained my composure and made the decision not to follow the exact meal plan and recipes on the site.
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They may not be progressive pioneers, but they know that the best way to respond to disruption, uncertainty and change is with intelligence, authenticity, clear communication and composure.
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Overnight, the Dow rose 1.6 percent while Britain's FTSE rallied for the second day, as global markets regained some composure after last week's shock from the Brexit vote.
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He has also made advances with his attitude and composure during games as coach George Karl has come to understand why Cousins was so volatile in the past.
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"Jeffrey's" Playing ultra trendy and supremely mean retail workers, Sean Hayes and Fallon lost all signs of composure when Will Ferrell made his entrance in the 2001 bit.
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The experienced 27-year-old, in his 100th Tour-level claycourt match, recovered his composure in time though, taking more risks and playing the angles to stretch Chung.
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Nishikori regained his composure to secure a crucial break in the eighth game of the decider as he clinched a semi-final berth in just under three hours.
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Herrera powers Phillies past White Sox PHILADELPHIA — Odubel Herrera is a streaky hitter, someone who can lose his swing and his composure at the plate for long stretches.
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The Czech served for the match at 5-3 in the decider but lost her composure, Mladenovic breaking back with a forehand winner before leveling for 5-5.
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"Calmly, and with restraint and composure, we must say that the generation of the '90s is arriving to replace the generation of '68," he stated to adoring crowds.
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He tried to regain his composure, but then the tears flowed as he talked about 20 schoolchildren murdered by a gunman at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012.
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Eleven years older than McLean, Goichi "Go211" Kishida had long ago achieved fighting-game renown for his rock-solid defense and composure in the face of frenzied attacks.
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"She was doing her job, and she kept on doing it with composure and without showing her emotions on air," IBC24 editor in chief Ravi Kant Mittal said.
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This is not to suggest he should be relegated to gatekeeper status, but merely that he be given a comparatively soft comeback with which to regain his composure.
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Because women are expected to maintain their composure in public, especially with their exes, Offset basically cornered her in a situation where she couldn't fully express her anger.
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To describe this embarrassing race to the bottom as a circus would be an insult to the composure and restraint exhibited by the storied institution of sideshow entertainment.
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Earlier, world No.88 Sasnovich began her match strongly but allowed Sevastova to push the first set to a tiebreaker before regaining composure to secure the early advantage.
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Despite constant choke attempts and shots from the back, 'The Immortal' managed to keep his composure, despite getting hit twice by fans on his way to the Octagon.
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By the postgame presser, she'd found her composure again, once more managing to grow faster than anyone had the right to expect, putting her collegiate experience in perspective.
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A lean, silver-haired figure as Hugo, Edmond Genest portrays the crusty novelist with a cool composure that curdles into spitefulness even as his voice thickens with emotion.
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City did well to regain a modicum of composure amid Celtic's whirlwind start, Fernandinho controlling a mis-hit Aleksandar Kolarov shot before firing in an 11th-minute equalizer.
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As the case made national headlines, it was revealed that Officer Loehmann had resigned from another Ohio police department after a "dangerous loss of composure" during weapons training.
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As news reporters streamed out of the room, several other Cosby accusers, some in tears, waited in line to hug Constand, who smiled broadly and maintained her composure.
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The 15-times Grand Slam champion regained his composure, however, to break serve twice in the fourth set but on both occasions the attacking Thiem hit back immediately.
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My face flushed even as I tried to keep my composure, but inside I was screaming, "Why me!?" as if my scream would make the plate whole again.
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Then, after a Bradley Wright-Phillips goal was disallowed by V.A.R. early in the second half, the Red Bulls pressed carelessly, losing their composure and their defensive shape.
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When "we lose it" on our children, on our spouses, on the world — when we lose the story of our composure — some of us never get it back.
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Federer, who has 20 Grand Slam singles titles to his name, saw his serve broken three times by the world No. 190 and was impressed by his composure.
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At a news conference with his family and attorney hours after the outburst, Margraves apologized for his behavior, saying he was "remorseful" and "embarrassed" for losing his composure.
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Greece struggled to regain composure and rarely attacked, but Sokratis Papastathopoulos briefly silenced the home crowd, sending a header over Croatia goalkeeper Danijel Subasic and into the net.
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It was a match that not only showcased his extraordinary power and endurance but also his composure under pressure and courage to convert his chances when they came.
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In an act of incredible composure and defiance, Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein, who was injured in the attack, returned to his sermon after the gunman had left the building.
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"This is a situation we've never been in before ... to win a Game 7 on the road, keep our composure for the whole series," Curry said postgame on TNT.
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However, the Blue Demons lost their composure shortly thereafter when Jaylen Butz combined an offensive foul with a technical, followed moments later by a technical from coach Dave Leitao.
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Even if the rest of the week had proved to a battle to maintain composure in an ambivalent and occasionally cruel world, at least this could bring everyone together.
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"I think he's actually been pretty good as much as he's been beat up, pushed, shoved, grabbed, and held his composure as much as he does," Karl told reporters.
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This isn't Kanye's best video, and perhaps its overall aesthetic composure highlights the messy, flawed chaos that's present in his most recent visual work—hindsight is 20/20, etc.
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Ford appeared "visibly traumatized" by the testimony experience, the L.A. Times noted, a stark contrast to Anita Hill's steely composure during the equally difficult 1991 Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings.
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Panic started to bloom in my chest, but — knowing I was still being recorded live in front of 23,000 people — I did everything I could to keep my composure.
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Along the fence the loss of retreat drastically limits a fighter's defensive options and feints play havoc with the trapped fighter's composure and force him to show his hand.
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Two-times winner Djokovic would go on to drop his serve for the fourth time in the set but regained his composure with an early break in the decider.
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But it doesn't mean that the underlying conditions can't get worse, or that U.S. markets will lose their composure if no relief comes to the global capital markets soon.
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The person who shot the photo tells us everyone in the area was "freaking out" -- but fortunately, medical personnel were able to keep their composure and treat the victim.
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He regained composure to gain a stroke on the 13th before a spectacular eagle on the next hole to get back in front after losing the lead to Coetzee.
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The Huffington Post reports that James could not hold his composure during his trip to space — and the video will either have you rushing towards Anaheim, CA, or cringing.
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Jacobs and other witnesses said Gianforte lost his composure under questioning about the GOP healthcare bill, and that the reporter ended up on the ground with his glasses broken.
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"The Spanish government is a little surprised by the tone of comments coming out of Britain, a country known for its composure," Dastis said during a conference in Madrid.
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The Democratic nominee tells PEOPLE in an interview for this week's issue that she focused on keeping her composure during the debates, including in regard to her facial expressions.
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But her composure breaks when recalling being interrogated by FBI agents, asking to speak with her mother and feeling "scared and mortified" about the public maelstrom that awaited her.
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After an indulgent lunch, stomach discomfort turns into uncontrollable gas; you're forced to excuse yourself repeatedly to stagger to the bathroom, all the while trying to maintain some composure.
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"I was blessed to have her for a few years," Bill says, momentarily breaking down—a breach in what, for a man in his bizarre predicament, is impressive composure.
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It was extended from three months to six to strengthen the agents' training, particularly in how to work safely in a dangerous environment and maintain professional composure in adversity.
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But moments later, as she talked about how she and her teammates tried to cope without Akinrawedo she paused for a good 20 seconds, trying to keep her composure.
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"We're really impressed with the way he is playing and even more so with the composure he has kept in these last couple of games," Walton said of Kuzma.
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Despite her ultracompetitive nature, Agosta handled the defeat with the kind of composure required in her law enforcement career in Vancouver, where she regularly faces life-or-death situations.
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He came close to losing his composure at only one moment on Tuesday, when he was asked what prompted him to turn against the technology he had helped create.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNIggy Azalea Gives Back Her Engagement RingSelma Blair Breaks Her Silence about Her Mid-Flight Freak-OutRihanna Loses Her Composure on StagePrince and Michael Jackson's Death Connection
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Following a break in the testimony and before the jury returned, she broke down in tears and had to be escorted out of the courtroom to regain her composure.
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If you see that in your future during family meals this holiday season, here are tips to help you maintain your composure and defuse tension at the dinner table.
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Our first gallery captures the outpouring of love for this NBA giant, including Vanessa Bryant, who showed tremendous strength and composure during her eulogy for her husband and daughter.
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"It's the intelligence, it's the cool composure, it's the ability to be presidential," said Terri Hale, an Iowa activist who backed Obama in 2008 and is now backing Buttigieg.
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For any Democrat, it will feel like the longest hours of their lives, with cameras trained on them as they try to make it through without losing their composure.
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Even with the raucous Philadelphia faithful behind them Sunday, the depleted Eagles won't have enough to overcome the Seahawks' experience, composure, and not-so-secret weapon in Beast Mode.
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This is normal, as hearing "Crew Love" is the only thing that can cause Torontonians to lose their composure, other than getting the wrong grocery store in their neighbourhood.
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But it was in the 1990s when Trump grew attached to Barrack, born just a year after him and with the emotional composure that even Trump's allies say he lacks.
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Roared on by a partisan home crowd at the Foro Italico, Berrettini took the opening three games before the German, 2017 champion and last year's runner-up, regained his composure.
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There was only composure and brilliance from the 20-year-old Tsitsipas who became Greece's first Grand Slam quarter-finalist and seems destined for bigger prizes in the near future.
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The Duke kept his composure throughout and didn't appear to be in any actual physical pain, not that that stopped the online community having a little laugh at his expense.
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Doc hit up Vivid Cabaret in NYC on Tuesday night dressed up as Santa Claus himself -- and tried to keep his composure as the staffers grinded on his south pole.
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But where Mr. Lewis and Ms. Siff deliver magnetism, composure and loads of restraint, Mr. Giamatti's performance unravels into what feels like a steady stream of sneers, snorts and growls.
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That's Cousins's saying, after all, and the fans had made it their own after he began showing flashes of composure and brilliance that led the team to Sunday's playoff game.
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As did Nikola Milenkovic, Serbia's 20-year-old center back, who has been thrust into the team by Krstajic and showed composure beyond his tender years against the Central Americans.
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Osaka has matched Kvitova for aggression although she has not been as dominant in the tournament, but it is the Japanese player's endurance and composure that could help her prevail.
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In the second round, Emelianenko regained his composure—there's that superhuman resilience—and earned an ovation for every knee and kick and hook that landed, battering the titanium-skulled Maldonado.
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Trump lost composure quickly, talking over Clinton, ranting, and warning he will get to Pennsylvania Avenue no matter what, as though owning a hotel is the same as being POTUS.
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Joshua kept his composure after suffering a bloodied nose in the first round and eventually dropped and stopped Povetkin with brutal right-hand, left hook combinations in the seventh round.
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The composure and spatial awareness that had taken her within inches of a 2008 Summer Olympics berth in triple jump (she was a two-time Olympics trials finalist) were gone.
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At no point in the fight did Garbrandt lose composure, get drawn away from his gameplan, or look as if he was doing something he didn't want to be doing.
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As a Facebook video shows, he desperately tries to regain his composure but ends up shuffling his feet back and forth repeatedly until he falls right next to his mailbox.
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Like Hillary Clinton, his voice sounds a little hoarse and weak, but unlike Clinton, who looked like she was keeping her composure cosmetically, Rubio's expression looks a little hang-dog.
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Psychologist Donna Dawson, who led the study of 2,000 Brits, concluded it's because modern men face much less social pressure than their fathers did to maintain their composure in public.
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It's refreshing to see such a huge star (according to Billboard, his self-titled solo debut will hit the charts at No. 1) lose his composure over a musical moment.
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The Wildcats had five players on the court for 31 or more minutes "When you get down like this you have to have some composure to come back," Wright said.
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"They had a great start and it was great composure on our part to stay within the game," said Gordon, who totaled 22 points and four rebounds in 30 minutes.
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Russell Fox tells TMZ ... the Honor Guard soldiers are to maintain ceremonial composure at all times no matter what ... even if one of their own goes down, as occurred Wednesday.
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The audience, which was seated calmly for the whole show, broke composure jumping from their seats to capture the artful way each of their skin tones and outfits patchworked together.
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Devoting the final seconds to Ms. Margulies as Alicia reassembled herself after Diane's slap, began to regain her steel cloak of composure and walked out of the frame was foolproof.
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As a new volume of her translated letters reveals, Beauvoir maintained public composure because she did not want "The Second Sex" to be read as a document of female resentment.
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The victory meant Croatia have qualified from their section with a game to spare and they served notice that, with their composure and power, they are capable of going far.
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Afterward, the American team captain, Christa Harmotto Dietzen, fought hard to keep her composure as she answered reporters' questions and had to pause for about 20 full seconds mid-interview.
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Two years later, Pantone, describing Rose Quartz 13-33 as "a persuasive yet gentle tone that conveys compassion and a sense of composure," named it a Color of the Year.
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On camera, talking about the time her husband tried to kill her, first with a hibachi knife and then with a Glock, Dee Crosby is the picture of professional composure.
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Some of Trump's other debate invitees (like Pat Smith, who lost her son in the 2012 attack on Benghazi) have been attempts to bait Hillary Clinton into losing her composure.
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And as much as the coaches tried to get the team back to who we are and what we need to do, sometimes you are going to lose that composure.
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Their composure and sense of self in the face of a frustrating suitor and unwieldy production helped drive key plot points, and at the very least, generated some solid memes.
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By speaking with such candor — choking up, pausing repeatedly to regain his composure — Mr. Musk made clear just what a steep toll his work was taking on his personal life.
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"I had some good swing thoughts coming down the stretch and just got the job done," said Landry, delighted to have retained his composure after the three rapid-fire bogeys.
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Mr. Roof, 22, stared straight ahead or down at the defense table, avoiding eye contact with witnesses who lost composure on the stand and jurors who sometimes dabbed away tears.
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She brought viewers to tears with her rare break in composure when she wept on her son Jack's shoulder as Renee Fleming sang "Danny Boy" at the Washington National Cathedral.
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The judge has already faced public attacks and threats over her handling of other cases against Mr. Trump's associates with the same composure she showed in the courtroom decades ago.
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But like I said, I have to do a better job of keeping my composure in those situations and I think it was an unfortunate situation for both teams involved.
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Finally, one man in sunglasses appears to slap her butt as he jogs by, prompting Bozarjian to visibly recoil as she struggles to maintain her composure and resume the broadcast.
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He paused to gather his composure and spoke of diagnosis of terminal cancer his mother had received and the initial prognosis that she might have only 12 months to live.
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Burling, who has shown extraordinary calmness and composure during the America's Cup campaign and has been widely viewed as unflappable, said he wanted to helm the new New Zealand boat.
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As Woodland made the turn with a two-shot lead, faint cracks in his composure began to show as Koepka trimmed the advantage to one with a birdie at 11.
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This grants Josh McDermitt the opportunity to do some more substantive acting than the stoic Eugene usually allows, introducing some volatility and panic to a profile chiefly defined by composure.
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"If they say no, then they don't want you to, and that's O.K." Try to limit your alcohol consumption to one or two glasses of wine to keep your composure.
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He kept his composure, playing his final 10 holes Thursday in five under par for a one-under 69, four strokes off the lead shared by Sergio García and Michael Thompson.
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"I didn't even get to finish because I had already gotten choked up a little bit and then I regained composure and then started losing it again," Lane, 34, tells PEOPLE.
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Despite the potential risks ahead, a Monday stock market rally pushed the S&P 500 index to a record high as Wall Street regained its composure after a summer sell-off.
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In turn, the lock of shiny white hair coming out of the hairnet sends the gaze back to her immaculate collar, telling a great deal about the woman's composure and grace.
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Having appeared a model of composure, Raonic finally showed the strain and smashed his racquet into the blue hard-court after being swiftly broken in the opening game of the decider.
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"Sadly, her family and I have been provided with almost no additional information from law enforcement regarding what happened after police arrived," a tearful Damond said as he struggled for composure.
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Hoffman casually dismisses Abedin's composure—which more rationally suggests she's not humiliated—and ignores the many references in the film to Abedin's discomfort with being anywhere near a camera or microphone.
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Although he kept his composure while talking about the horrors he endured in solitary, he came close to tears—twice—when I suggested that people thought he was a bad person.
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That he could smile through the grind so soon after walking out of an interview with "the money channel" shows that maybe he had the composure to do it all along.
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Ahead by five strokes with nine holes to play, he lost his composure and gave up the lead for good with two balls hit into the water on the 12th hole.
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On-loan Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho's composure in the heart of defence has been instrumental in Palace winning back-to-back games for the first time since Allardyce's appointment in December.
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In the final minutes of regulation, however, Barcelona regained its composure after Sevilla also lost a player, when Éver Banega was sent off for hacking Neymar just outside the penalty box.
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He struck out eight and walked none, and kept his composure after the Tigers took the lead in the fourth when Upton's bloop single fell in front of Beltran in right.
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For $60, woman gets plane to herself The lucky passenger, Karon Grieve, said she struggled to keep her composure while the crew went through safety procedures for an audience of one.
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Teixeira said that the Yankees were just unfortunate, and that only a 10- or 15-year veteran might be expected to have the composure to throw the ball into the runner.
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But 18th seed Wang kept her composure and took advantage of 25 more unforced errors by Barty to reach the quarter-finals of a Grand Slam tournament for the first time.
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"Between Frances and Taylor today, we saw something different, something better, an intensity and composure I have never seen before," said Martin Blackman, the U.S.T.A.'s general manager for player development.
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Gutierrez regained his composure and told Pacheco that he remembered seeing a parent grab their child out of the wheelchair and run off in the chaotic first moments of the incident.
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"A few less players on the pitch at the end made it difficult, but in terms of effort and composure when they put us under pressure, it was brilliant," he said.
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We come to see Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general and supervisor of the Mueller report, as human Jell-O, losing his composure at times to the point of seeming unhinged.
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There is a short window before Iran regains its composure and its usually intransigent posture, or at least that seems to be the European calculation: Strike while the iron is hot.
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"I want Daddy," he wept, as his mother tried her best to hold her composure to humanize the man that Fox News and other national media outlets had already begun demonizing.
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In that sense, his 22-26, 21-6, 6-4, 6-1 loss to Millman felt like more of the same: same fiery temper, same lack of composure, same disappointing result.
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Policing experts cited that as the first sign not only of Constable Lam's calm-under-fire composure, but also, and more important, of the training he had in de-escalation tactics.
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"We were all blown away, everybody from the commissioner on down, with his demeanor, intelligence, composure and passion for the game," said Dan Halem, M.L.B.'s deputy commissioner for baseball administration.
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He loses his composure and erupts with a lifetime of resentments against Jimmy — the younger brother who always skates through life, despite choices that are amoral, callous or just plain stupid.
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Showcasing not just his ever-improving hands, but also a veteran composure and patience, Poirier caught his opponent mid-taunt, and from there, slowly picked him apart until the knockout materialized.
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Defending champion Chris Froome fell off his bike as he tried to avoid a rider who crashed before him, but never lost his composure and finished with all the main title contenders.
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But Ronaldo kept his own composure and eventually hit an unstoppable shot past the Juventus replacement keeper, Wojciech Szczesny, before taking off his shirt and running toward the corner flag to celebrate.
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Former ski jumper Roglic tried to drop Thomas several times in the last climb up to the Col d'Aubisque but the Team Sky rider kept his composure and controlled the situation throughout.
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When the guy tells her that her dad just wants to know if she's okay, she loses it and has to have Lemuel drain her energy so she can regain her composure.
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After regaining his composure Meyers replied, "That's a great question and I'll tell you backstage," before giving Clarkson a little bit of helpful advice on how to deal with any difficult guests.
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The tiny pupper caught Stone's husband Brady completely by surprise, but once he regained his composure, the new dog dad joined the ladies in planning the silly but beautiful gender reveal shoot.
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But Leehan found the composure to carry on (well, Gage had cried enough for the both of them), and the emotional moment became one of the many highlights of the weekend wedding.
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To the credit of T-Mobile (and their social media managers), it's not clear who's responsible for the glitch, but the company is addressing even the most abusive complaints with remarkable composure.
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"In the early to mid-1980s, China was still very much recovering its composure after the years of isolation and cultural madness," Andrew Bull, a music impresario based in Shanghai, tells TIME.
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Australia's wait for a men's champion will now stretch to 43 years but Kyrgios's composure throughout a roller-coaster week will raise fresh hopes among compatriots that the drought may break soon.
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They're big, heavy, and slow, and are built around shooting with a considered approach: thinking about the shot before it's taken, lining up composure, getting exposure correct, and finally, snapping the shutter.
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But baseline specialist Thiem kept his composure and leveled the match in the second, gaining traction by extending rallies and unleashing a torrent of high-kicking serves to keep Federer off balance.
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Clinton received widespread praise for keeping her composure during the heated exchange, even earning a defense from Donald Trump Jr. The confrontation reportedly stemmed from Clinton's condemnation of comments made by Rep.
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The Japanese, who had weathered a first-half storm before beating Iran in the semi-finals, kept their composure but were simply unable to break through the compact lines of Qatar's defense.
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Juggling a need to create a day free of fear for the younger children while keeping the teenagers aware of any key actions downtown required an immense amount of calm and composure.
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The Brazilian did well to regain his composure though, with the bell that signaled the end of the round stopping a solid D'arce choke attempt from the former jiu-jitsu world champion.
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He joined the Cleveland Police Department after he had resigned from another Ohio police department, which noted in his personnel file that he showed a "dangerous loss of composure" during firearms training.
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But mostly I am still shaking my head and chuckling at the imagery — Nadal hurling a life preserver at his drowning mother, Federer with the composure of a high-end waiter. Genius.
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Such quiet composure is a trait that trickles down from Auriemma, who coached the Huskies to a 90-game winning streak before Stanford ended it in 2010 with a 71-59 victory.
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After squandering two straight chances to close out the championship series, the Warriors plan to regain their composure and approach Sunday's winner-take-all showdown with a chip on their collective shoulders.
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Staring down the barrel in the second set, Federer saved five match points to force a decider where he failed to keep his composure, receiving a rare point penalty for ball abuse.
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The 19-year-old New Orleans Pelicans rookie was NOT FAZED by the swarm -- he kept his composure and knocked out a ton of autographs before eventually walking to the team bus.
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"Lila's beauty, composure, patience and kindness made this project even more special than I could have imagined," the designer wrote on Instagram when he announced Lila as the face of the brand.
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"For a group that maybe doesn't have the most playoff experience through our lineup we seem to show a lot of composure and I think it was tested again today," Subban said.
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World number 387 Duncan displayed composure that belied his low ranking, sinking a 12-foot putt to capture his maiden victory in the final event of the year on the PGA Tour.
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He lost his composure at one point after a fierce exchange with Clinton about her emails, accusing the moderators of not addressing the issue even though Raddatz had asked a question about it.
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I sat in the May sunshine outside my New Hampshire home, pulling on new blades of grass, focusing on the small physical details of the lawn as I tried to maintain my composure.
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Off a turnover upfield, Daniel Royer showed his composure amid traffic in the box and delivered a left-footed drive past Guzan for his fifth of 2019 and fourth all-time versus Atlanta.
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The 21-year-old displayed composure beyond his years to finish on 10-under 278 and follow 2011 champion K.J. Choi as the second South Korean to win the PGA Tour's flagship event.
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It was his arrogance and composure in front of goal, his pure technique, his deft footwork, garnished with an unteachable sense of spatial awareness, that drew the admiring glances of the continent's elite.
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" Feature Photography (1968-present) Winner: Lorenzo Tugnoli of The Washington Post "for brilliant photo storytelling of the tragic famine in Yemen, shown through images in which beauty and composure are intertwined with devastation.
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"Lila's beauty, composure, patience and kindness made this project even more special than I could have imagined," the designer wrote on Instagram when he announced Moss-Hack as the face of the brand.
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So even if something bad happens, you have to be able to maintain composure, make sure that you don't miss what ever happens next, just because you're kicking yourself over the next thing.
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There were some nerves as Zverev served for the match - he netted one straightforward overhead - but he recovered his composure to go through to the quarter-finals when Murray sent a forehand long.
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Obama restored a sense of dignity to the presidency, and he maintained his composure through some extremely difficult years, often providing a sense of security and trust when no other institutions did so.
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I've often felt as a woman artist that I have to assume a certain type of authoritative composure in certain situations, otherwise it feels like people think you're a bit of an idiot.
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The Australian number one, long criticized for his temper tantrums, was a model of composure as he overhauled the world number 14 for the biggest title of his career and his third overall.
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In fact when Moraes got overeager dropping punches on this stacked posture in the first round, he was dragged into a reverse triangle choke attempt that bought Arce time to regain his composure.
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But Mr. Paulsen has data to back up his view that investors have maintained their composure to a surprising degree, and maintains that a bigger dose of fear could have a salutary effect.
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Mr. de Blasio, fresh off a day of national media appearances and a news conference on the attack with law enforcement leaders, sought to maintain his composure as attacks came from both sides.
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Wawrinka was far from his glimmering best, but Sandgren still had to contain his composure over the best-of-five match against an experienced champion who could have roared back at any point.
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The setting is a dinner party at a Southern California mansion made awkward by the presence of the title character, a massage therapist played with regal composure and understated mischief by Salma Hayek.
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In one moment, he maintained his composure while explaining his refusal to back an assault weapons ban while face-to-face with the grieving father of a teenager killed in last week's shooting.
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Here are the top takeaways from the town halls: Glowing reviews for Buttigieg Buttigieg, 37, used his hour on CNN to burnish his liberal policy credentials and a composure that belies his age.
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The title character, played with perfect composure by Carrie Coon in the New York Theater Workshop production, is so uncomplaining and willfully blasé that her refusal to surrender to distress seems almost pathological.
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Even in the first few minutes, as Liverpool tried to build up a head of steam, scratching and searching for a single stray doubt, Bayern played with an ease, a composure, a control.
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"My daughter didn't make it past 'aight' so once we regained our composure we told her it was an adult book and that Grammy had gotten it for her on accident," Tiffany tells Refinery29.
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Larry David might be the king of dry humor — but his composure apparently took a coffee break when it came time for him to rehearse as Kevin Roberts for one of Saturday's SNL sketches.
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Spicer's tenure as press secretary was defined solely by his ludicrous inability to do anything the job requires: communicate clearly, maintain composure under pressure, or stay out of fights with the Anne Frank Center.
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By then the damage had been done, with a distraught and flustered Begu meekly surrendering the tiebreak before she slumped into her chair and hid under a towel in an attempt to regain composure.
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Image 2 of 2 BAGHDAD – Farida Khalaf somehow kept her composure as she returned to her devastated home village in northern Iraq for the first time in four years — until she entered the schoolhouse.
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After Hamlet somehow kept her composure long enough to tell her now-fiancé that, yes, she'd marry him, the rest of their friends started to cheer and immediately came over for hugs and celebrations.
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Mr. Minassian, 25, was taken into custody by a Toronto traffic officer who has been lauded for his composure while the suspect pointed an object at him and yelled that he had a gun.
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Their joyous stillness seemed to perfume the room, so that even when experiencing fierce pains in his thighs and ankles, Alan was able to cling to their composure and sit through to the end.
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And you will discover, time and time again, that what matters most is not what these obstacles are but how we see them, how we react to them and whether we keep our composure.
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When you notice yourself reacting to a stressor, like a negative news story or an overly opinionated friend or neighbor, it's helpful to have a means of regaining your sense of peace and composure.
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In the week-long Paris-Nice race, he beat seven-times grand tour winner Alberto Contador by four seconds after surviving the Spaniard's onslaught in the final hilly stage, showing great composure and resilience.
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"It's his composure, and his ability to play his game at this stage shows a lot of potential," said Tavares, whose double-overtime winner in Game 6 set off a frenzy at Barclays Center.
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And with a much more experienced roster than Coach K's band of 18-year-olds, the Bearcats managed to keep their composure in one of the most hostile environments in all of college basketball.
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One top Senate official said that Judge Kavanaugh, who maintained his composure during two days of testimony in which his honesty and integrity were repeatedly challenged, was angry over the disclosure of the accusation.
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Despite losing four strokes on Holes 11 to 14, Koepka regained his composure and finished at eight under par to hold off a charge from Dustin Johnson, who ended the day at six under.
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"We had the resilience and belief to get over the line," he said, praising the composure and discipline of his side in the face of rough treatment and a raucous Colombian crowd in Moscow.
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Maintaining composure during chaotic rescues was drilled into his son at the Rockland County Fire Training Center, where training included searching smoke-filled rooms and fiery structures and carrying out heavy dummies, he said.
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Thiem regained his composure, however, and started to pick apart the tiring Australian with shots from a playbook he has been studying since he was a young child training with his tennis coach parents.
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Despite U.S. 0.33-year Treasury yields being at their lowest since September 2017, the dollar has managed to maintain its composure as investors flocked towards the U.S. currency on fears that the Sino-U.
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CNBC Make It spoke with Jeff Janssen, who runs North Carolina's Janssen Sports Leadership Center, to discuss the four major qualities that make for a March Madness championship team: commitment, confidence, composure and character.
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And you will discover, time and time again, that what matters most is not what these obstacles are but how we see them, how we react to them, and whether we keep our composure.
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Two successive double faults from Williams handed Gauff a 3-2 advantage, and even when the teen fluffed her lines by handing back that advantage in the eighth game, she did not lose her composure.
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After going back and forth throughout the night, the Stars maintained their composure when it mattered most, which Hitchcock said would be a difference-maker as the season continues — especially when division play heats up.
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Unlike in her 2011 semi-final against Li Na, when she blew a match point, Wozniacki was able to recover her composure and saved them both on the back of a couple of booming serves.
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The singer, 48, tells PEOPLE she tried to keep her composure during her appearance at the award show, but couldn't help but let the tears flow when she saw her son René-Charles on stage.
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I do this because I want to see whether they can keep their composure and how they perform when they're out of their comfort zone, which is often the reality in the start-up world.
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Whittaker's class and composure soon pulled him ahead and a counter punch against the running Brunson sent him stumbling and burst his eye open, only to be followed by a high kick for the knockout.
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Talk about staying cool under pressure ... NFL legend Andre Johnson kept his composure and didn't beat a dude's ass in a Houston bar Sunday after the guy called him a "bitch" in front of everyone.
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With her dying boyfriend next to her, a woman in a car recounts with stunning composure how just seconds before he was shot by a police officer after a traffic stop in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
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Because I think what people were hearing in Mr. Taylor's gravelly composure was the voice, not so much of another person, but another time — a time of authoritative voices that a wide audience found credible.
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"By the third song, nobody had any composure left; they had given themselves over completely," recalled Eduardo de Angoitia, 53, an insurance agent in Mexico City who attended four Juan Gabriel performances in the 1980s.
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ARLINGTON, Va. — The words tumble from Justin Williams's mouth, and these could be any words — forechecking, composure, watermelon — and Karl Alzner, whose locker is beside Williams's at the Washington Capitals' training facility, will inch closer.
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Thankfully, my date was late enough for me to regain my composure, order a fancy Japanese beer, apologize to the sommelier (offering him a glass of the Salon, of course), and have a good laugh.
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Head coach Roy Rana's squad looked the better coached and better prepared team all game, and they held their composure down the stretch, securing the country's first appearance in a gold-medal game since 1936.
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On "Lionhearted," she relies on the composure of her voice (which has a touch of Feist's whispery quavers), the delicate picking of her guitar and an eerie ambient backdrop devised from acoustic instruments and reverberations.
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Heat hold on to defeat Pelicans NEW ORLEANS — In winning 12 of 17 games since the All-Star break, the Miami Heat have made a practice of keeping their composure in games against weaker opponents.
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Given the difference in size and the natural disposition of raptors, I was hoping for at least some uncertainty regarding the owl's intentions, but the protagonists' composure makes it clear they are in no danger.
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Binnington, 9-1-13 as a starter this season, showed composure late after Nashville got within one on Ryan Johansen's second goal in as many games with a little more than one minute to play.
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Of course, she will want to win some states along the way — particularly Massachusetts, her home state, which votes today — but a big part of her strategy is projecting an image of composure and authority.
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When he regained his composure he shared with us that the reason he was in detention was that his mother didn't want him at home and there was no place else for him to go.
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" In the wake of this most recent spat, Spain's current foreign minister, Alfonso Dastis, suggested it's the British politicians, not the Spaniards, who are overreacting, and he accused the British ministers of "losing their composure.
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Anne's sister Margot, whose saintly composure she often envied, is drawn as a bird, gazing at an empty plate: "I feel full just by looking at the others," the thought bubble above her head reads.
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Both players converted five break points each in a riveting contest but it was Kerber who kept her composure in the decisive tiebreak to improve her head-to-head record to 8-1 against Strycova.
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DOHA (Reuters) - French pole vaulter Renaud Lavillenie, the world record holder, said he wasn't able to recover his composure after "stupid things" threw him off course in qualifying at the world athletics championships on Saturday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - All eyes will be on Shaunae Miller-Uibo following her 400 meters slip up to see if she can keep her composure in the women's 200 meters final at the World Championships on Friday.
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Gayle King kept her composure when she sat down with a fired-up R. Kelly during his first interview since being arrested and charged with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse against four alleged victims.
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Kerber kept her composure, however, and secured a decisive break for 6-5 in the first set before overwhelming the world number 47 in the second, sealing victory when Konta went long with a backhand return.
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Trump came into this debate attempting to appeal to a broader audience, so he needed to leave behind the showmanship and bravado that worked for him in the primary and instead carry himself with presidential composure.
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The Seahawks seemed to gain some composure as the clock wound down in the first half, but they came up a yard shy on fourth down and later missed a field-goal attempt as time expired.
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This is breaking my heart but I have to take a few days to gain my composure so I can put on the best show possible in Minneapolis and finish out the tour with a bang.
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More recently, markets have "regained a certain composure", after some positive economic indicators from the U.S. and a rate cut from China, which reduced the amount of cash banks must hold as reserves, helped boost sentiment.
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Joyce at first appeared stunned by the incident but quickly regained his composure to tell the audience he did not know why he had been targeted, Australian media reported, before leaving the stage to clean up.
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Real went on to win the competition in each of those years and defender Dani Carvajal said those experiences helped his side keep their composure after they fell 3-0 behind after 60 minutes against Juve.
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"I said that something bad is going to happen, and we have to stay in the moment and maintain our composure," said Maddon, who wore a customized wet suit during the team's celebration in the clubhouse.
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"I am so amazed at the composure and intensity she had the whole tournament," said Chris Evert, the former No. 21 who has known Puig for years and regularly watches her train in Boca Raton, Fla.
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There was little he could do, however, as Tsitsipas raised his game once more, showing a composure and ruthlessness that have him marked for success at the Grand Slams as he raced away to seal victory.
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There were several standout players for the England fans in Moscow, praising Harry Kane for his composure on the penalty he smoothly executed early in the second half and Jordan Pickford for denying Colombia's Carlos Bacca.
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Watching from on high, as Anisimova, the reigning U.S. Open junior champion, kept her composure during and between points, you would never have known that she had not been on this kind of tennis stage before.
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And by Friday afternoon, the virtual currency markets had regained some of their composure, leaving the price of Bitcoin down from earlier in the week — but still 1,200 percent higher than where it began the year.
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The composure Lundqvist showed mirrored his serenity in the closing moments of the Rangers' 3-1 win at Madison Square Garden, a victory that sent them into the Eastern Conference semifinals after a one-year hiatus.
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Now, for the fourth time in just 14 months, she has another chance — on the court where she has won six singles titles, the same court where she lost her composure against Osaka a year ago.
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But, Carnegie said, you will be surprised what you can usually accomplish when you take the high road and maintain your composure while you continue trying to persuade them, expressing appreciation for their point of view.
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The dollar held near two-month highs on Wednesday and other currencies seen as safe havens stabilized as investors regained their composure after an outbreak of coronavirus in China, awaiting more news on possible economic damage.
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In the first few pages of his new novel, he renders the spectacle of the bombing with a languid, balletic beauty, pitting the unhurried composure of his prose against the violence of the events it describes.
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As the prep sessions have ramped up, his team is working to get him to project comfort and composure in the line of fire, while portraying him as the toughest Democrat to take on Donald Trump.
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Yet after fighting her way back into the match from a set down and then battling back to 4-4 from 4-1 down in the deciding set, the Australian-born Briton seemed to lose her composure.
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Within myriad four-by-six-inch photographs displayed in rows around the gallery, the composition is mostly the same: Kha (who identifies as Asian and gay) being kissed by someone else while he maintains an expressionless composure.
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"His head's going side to side, at times his tongue is hanging out of his mouth, when the doctor tells you that's as good as it's going to get," said his father, pausing to gain his composure.
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Britain's Mark Cavendish, culpable for the crash, chipped away at Viviani's lead in the standings, as did charging 123 champion Lasse Norman Hansen of Denmark, but Viviani showed admirable composure in the heat of an attritional battle.
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The 15th-seeded Keys was down a break in the decider against the Ukrainian fourth seed when Svitolina lost her composure and allowed the Florida-based player to come back under the lights on Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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On Fox News's show The Five on Wednesday, commentator Jesse Watters tried to give King her props for her composure during the interview with a backhanded compliment, saying it was better than when she interviewed Jussie Smollett.
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We already know what Plath sounds like when she's alone with the page, but here we find the reservoirs of composure that she tapped when she faced the world, and we see how abruptly they went dry.
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Then Michael Pineda, the Yankees' enigmatic and erratic pitcher — the one with the Tiffany repertoire and the dime-store composure — reminded everyone who might have forgotten over the winter why he can be so frustrating to watch.
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The Australia-born Konta saved break point to move into a 7-6 lead but had to regain her composure after taking a tumble in the next game as Vekic held serve to keep the contest level.
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The child who grows up feeling that her family's safety depends on her own composure, no matter how crazy the circumstances, steers herself again and again into adult jams where her mettle alone makes all the difference.
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The French duo, who defeated top seeds Lukasz Kubot and Marcelo Melo on their way to the Court Philippe Chatrier showdown, regained their composure in the second set but their opponents remained rock solid at the net.
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The 22-year-old star lost a platform heel during the second-half of the show but kept strutting down the runway as if she still had the shoe on, impressively keeping her composure if nothing went wrong.
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The song also mocks Trump's response to the the violent white supremacist rally that left a woman dead in Charlottesville, his inability to keep his composure while he tweets and his rumored icy relationship with wife Melania Trump.
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But world number five Ko, imbued with self-belief on the back of recent hot form that has taken her to the top of the LPGA money list, displayed composure beyond her years to keep a positive attitude.
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" Other things on the list are bowler hats and mince pies, "which are a lot like British people themselves: a hardened outer layer gives the impression of composure but under the surface it's just a hot fucking mess.
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King's poised composure promoted viewers, including pal Oprah Winfrey and producer Ava DuVernay, to applaud her ability to not even flinch — especially when Kelly appeared to be towering over her — and also be concerned for the journalist's welfare.
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Mr. Kenney, a lithe 22-year-old with a dancer's composure, played with feathered bow strokes and a sweet amber sound that sometimes, in the vaulted heights of the Chaconne's most solemn variations, gained alluring body and depth.
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With a composure periodically fractured by wailing, she described an officer shooting at least four times after Mr. Castile began complying with a request to produce his registration — and alerted the officer that he had a licensed gun.
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In the final descent, Uran, Bardet and also Ireland's Dan Martin and Froome all attacked as they tried to leave Aru behind, but the Sardinian maintained his composure and stayed close to his opponents for the yellow jersey.
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OTTAWA — The head of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police struggled to keep his composure as he publicly apologized Thursday to hundreds of women who were bullied, sexually harassed or discriminated against as officers or employees of the force.
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Grant has been universally praised for his composure under pressure and in the heat of battle, but he was a sucker who was repeatedly betrayed by people close to him and who was easily connived out of money.
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Judge Kavanaugh has undergone practice sessions in which advisers pretending to be senators hurled tough and sometimes even over-the-top unfair questions at him to help him figure out how he would respond and maintain his composure.
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In the self-portrait, smartly dressed in a waistcoat and cuff links, he stares out at you with a languid composure that, after a while, in its decorous way, begins to take on a hint of the confrontational.
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Opinion Columnist What America saw before the Senate Judiciary Committee was an injudicious man, an angry brat veering from fury to sniveling sobs, a judge so bereft of composure and proportion that it was difficult not to squirm.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - With composure that belied her age, Coco Gauff claimed the biggest win of her young career on Friday with a stunning upset of defending champion Naomi Osaka at the Australian Open to reach the fourth round.
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After the Bills jumped out to a 16-0 lead to start the game, Watson kept his composure, standing tall in the pocket despite constant pressure from a Buffalo defense that would force seven sacks on the day.
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