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sang-froid

NOUN
  1. great coolness and composure under strain
    keep your cool
    keep your cool

How To Use sang-froid In A Sentence

  • When he turned back to Sinclair, his face was impassive, the Eton sang-froid unassailable. THE SCAR
  • He behaves throughout with a certain sang-froid.
  • Now an economic development student in London, Eli expands on his teenage sang-froid: She had actually been to a fortune teller many years ago. Amy Hardie: Yay! My dream didn't come true
  • With all his daring disregard of orders and established customs, with all his consummate _sang-froid_ and what some called impudence and others "cheek," every superior under whom he had ever served had sooner or later become actually fond of Sam Waring's Peril
  • When he turned back to Sinclair, his face was impassive, the Eton sang-froid unassailable. THE SCAR
  • Not really,' said Bowler, seriously hassled and trying for sang-froid. CASCADES - THE DAY OF THE DEAD
  • This realisation astounded me so much that I was able to retain my sang-froid. RESCUING ROSE
  • This realisation astounded me so much that I was able to retain my sang-froid. RESCUING ROSE
  • When he turned back to Sinclair, his face was impassive, the Eton sang-froid unassailable. THE SCAR
  • Perhaps this partly explains the stoicism and insouciance of those Brits interviewed on the streets, all of whom seemed to know that a certain sang-froid was expected of them.
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