Meanings of imperturbable self in English

As a military leader he was remarkable for prudence, coolness, bravery, and imperturbable self-possession.

It was an enviable vision-enviablein its imperturbable self-confidence

He had recovered from the surprise of her coming and was again his imperturbable self.

He gazed upon them with the most imperturbable self-possession-ratherinclined to be amused than otherwise.

To-day his usual imperturbable self-confidence had certainly deserted him.

Even David's imperturbable self-possession was disturbed by this assailment.

The older man wore his arm in a sling but otherwise seemed his usual imperturbable self.

He soon made his mark, aided by his fine appearance, his elegant manners, and imperturbable self-possession.

Bettlescroy certainly seemed much more like its old glossily imperturbable self when it switched back on.

The cloud vanished from before his eyes, and he was his cool, imperturbable self in a moment.

I have-a-aright to know how he is, and where he is, she said with her imperturbable self-possession.

These words were uttered in a tone of the most imperturbable self-possession, and perfectly staggered poor Amos by their amazing effrontery.

He was his composed and imperturbable self, exhibiting outwardly, at least, no trace of anxiety, but Flick looked worn, almost haggard.

The reply of the poet, as well as his imperturbable self-possession, pleased the Asiatic Alexander, and he dismissed Háfiz with a liberal present.

The reverend gentleman's imperturbable self possession defied the young rebel's utmost powers of irritating reply, no matter how vigorously he might exert them.

Hitherto she had loved him without weaving pretty fancies round him, loved him crudely for his strength, his animalism, his powerful egoism and imperturbable self-satisfaction.