Meanings of mental equipoise in English

A porter who picked up my hat restored me to mental equipoise.

He will recover his mental equipoise in due course.

He returned home about midsummer very much improved, but not yet completely restored to a natural mental equipoise.

The sight of a daisy, of a withered leaf or an upturned sod, seemed to disturb the poet's mental equipoise.

He had not yet recovered his mental equipoise and, in spite of his long, sound sleep, he was still badly jaded physically.

Men are certainly short-sighted to choose these weak or cold or indifferent women, when there are others with just the right mental equipoise.

And to maintain her mental equipoise she was forced, though by doing so she felt she was jeopardizing her chances, to coquette with him.

The study is full of tremendous pathos; it compasses the sublime, and in its most torrential moments the composer never quite loses his mental equipoise.

This incident would indicate that Phillips Brooks had already, as a child, attained a mental equipoise which the average individual hardly achieves in a lifetime.

But, such as it is, it arose from a lack of calmness and of that mental equipoise which sails unruffled through a sea of contradiction.

"An easy evasion," retorted the excited bride, who had lost her mental equipoise.

'It is an interesting way,' she returned persuasively, though apparently in a state of mental equipoise on the point raised by his question.