Meanings of great equanimity in anglès

But Friend Hopper's mind was preserved in a state of great equanimity.

By this means I was enabled to endure her prose with great equanimity.

He accepted his defeat with great equanimity, because he really wished to talk.

He told a lie with great equanimity, and saved her.

However much she loved her charges, she looked upon their slaughter with great equanimity.

Brisbane, perceiving that he had attracted their general attention, lit his cigar with great equanimity.

He rose and welcomed his guest with great equanimity.

He bore his good-fortune as he had borne his ill-fortune, with great equanimity; it had come too late.

He bore the suffering with great equanimity, because of the hatred he felt for his body, and from the patience taught by Jesus Christ.

He bore his misfortunes with great equanimity, and told the English minister that though he was abandoned by the allies, he would never abandon himself.

It may be that when we have done so, we shall be able to anticipate its passing with greater equanimity.

'No,' he said with great equanimity, 'I suppose not.'

The orderly, meantime, surveyed his master with the greatest equanimity; no phenomenon, however extraordinary, would have drawn from him a single exclamation of surprise.

"How drunk?" explained Peter, with great equanimity.

And therefore he will be least likely to lament, and will bear with the greatest equanimity any misfortune of this sort which may befall him.

"I certainly can wait with great equanimity," she replied, laughing, "and I admit the reasonableness of what you say as you put it.