unruffled

Not long afterwards when someone passed by and observed the unruffled calm of the Sea, he interrupted him and said, "It is again in want of dates, and therefore looks quiet."

His smooth, fair face was unruffled, almost undisturbed.

The great and terrible rose with unruffled composure.

Sillerton Jackson carried between his narrow hollow temples, and under his soft thatch of silver hair, a register of most of the scandals and mysteries that had smouldered under the unruffled surface of New York society within the last fifty years.

He had acquired calmness of demeanour and under most circumstances an unruffled exterior, so that now he could not show his feelings.

Otherwise, she was calm and unruffled, as when earlier she stood aside for him to pass in through the narrow iron door.

Nearer to you, the smooth and unruffled surface is studded with little islands, where the mountain sheep roam in considerable numbers.

Delcarte's buoyance was entirely unruffled. He came from under the tiger with a broad grin on his handsome face, nor could I perceive that a muscle trembled or that his voice showed the least indication of nervousness or excitement.

"There isn't the slightest doubt," Saxon answered with unruffled certainty.

I thought the doctor noticed it too; but he preserved his countenance, as usual, in a state of the most unruffled composure.

When I had reached a point where I could again see the dugout, I was just in time to see it glide un-harmed between two needle-pointed sentinels of granite and float quietly upon the unruffled bosom of a tiny cove.

De Coude fired once more, but the attitude of the ape-man--the utter indifference that was so apparent in every line of the nonchalant ease of his giant figure, and the even unruffled puffing of his cigarette--had disconcerted the best marksman in France.