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Meanings of sang-froid in English
Usage of sang-froid in English
1
Marsham in vain endeavored to regain sang-froid and composure under these attacks.
2
At first, the 42 year-old disabled Irishman's sang-froid even fooled his mother.
3
Christobal, startled out of his wonted sang-froid, whispered in his turn:
4
The coast guardsman, with provoked sang-froid and indifference, began to sing:
5
She had a quiet aplomb, which would be called 'sang-froid' in a man.
6
Then Gervaise, to excuse herself, told a lie with wonderful sang-froid.
7
Everyone, even the General, in spite of his sang-froid, constantly looked at his watch.
8
With all the "sang-froid" in the world, he met my infuriated gaze.
9
Grave-robbing became an industry, albeit a small one requiring an exceptional degree of sang-froid.
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But she could easily see that Magda was shaken out of her customary sang-froid.
11
She possessed a Marvelous sang-froid, she was witty, bawdy, oblique.
12
Glancing at the body with the utmost sang-froid, he touched the dress, and indifferently remarked:
13
Ashley had so far recovered his sang-froid as to be able to enjoy a cigar.
14
Herbert's courage was superb, and the reporter's sang-froid astonishing.
15
He possessed to a marked degree the consummate sang-froid that is a natural attribute of aides-de-camp.
16
Powers petrified me by the sang-froid with which he turned out, and pointed out, his statues.