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unflustered

ADJECTIVE
  1. free from emotional agitation or nervous tension
    with contented mind and unruffled spirit
    the waiters were unflurried and good natured

How To Use unflustered In A Sentence

  • He had years of experience at taking his time and remaining unflustered at cynical questions and this bore fruit at this particular encounter.
  • Typically, though, she waited while I fixed it, remaining unflustered and running well over time when other artists might have shown me the door.
  • Afterwards, we take the ferry back to Slussen and have a drink in a mad Czech bar where gorgeous, unflustered nordic barmen pull dozens of pints.
  • I probably looked a bit disappointed by how unflustered he was at my request.
  • Kallis continued on his unflustered way until the close, but it was Havell who left the field to the biggest cheers.
  • Tony Blair arrived for prime minister's questions looking quite unflustered.
  • Alysa was unflustered, but keen to return to ground level.
  • On board was an attractive, clever young Englishwoman who seemed surprisingly unflustered by the delay.
  • He'd been calm and unflustered, and had given better than he'd got. A MATTER OF CONSCIENCE
  • I love our open-handed freedom, our democracy, our maverick humour and unflustered sense of a fair go.
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