For all the talk about his poise and command, he really is given to making some eye-rolling statements. |
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His charm, poise and self-confidence are, right from the start, extremely sinister. |
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His wit and poise set the tone for the afternoon event, which was seasoned with songs from Randall's performing friends. |
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There is a poise and tautness and silveriness to its glide that comes perhaps from the terseness of Japanese ritual music. |
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If it isn't the etiquette and poise classes, then it's the awful skirted uniforms they are forced to wear. |
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It is rare to see a violinist so young who has not only great poise, but also a wonderful sense of musicality. |
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To a certain extent the seat in the saddle was unfirm, and the strength and poise of the body showed signs of abatement. |
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Naturalistic and unforced, each character is played with sufficient poise, often understated and enigmatic by nature. |
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She came across the stage with a marvellous slouch, has poise, panache, posture, studied clothes and high beauty. |
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Little showed admirable poise trying to manage the unmanageable Red Sox bullpen. |
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Enthusiasm filled the place as students fired a volley of questions, which the seasoned star answered with poise and complete ease. |
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Although it did recover its poise for a time, it fell away towards the close as traders decided to square any outstanding positions. |
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For those who are keen to sample the performance, the car displays super straight-line stability and poise. |
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He parlays that vision and poise into making a good pass to the right receiver. |
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The poise and pathos of the music remains the same, but its as if it's passed into another language. |
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That aside, and bearing in mind that my vehicles were brand new, the cars' poise and agility are almost faultless. |
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The more we can restore innate natural poise the more we can enjoy physical harmony in activity, and in stillness. |
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The cast skilfully confronted the delicate issue of mental instability with poise and sensitivity. |
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It creates poise and grace of movement, thereby literally enabling people to walk the talk with a new ease. |
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Despite this, she was a ballet dancer who had the grace, poise, and elegance of an angel. |
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The prayer is nothing but an expression of these manifestations and, with graceful poise, combines all of them. |
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Elegance and poise are qualities not often seen in these days of post-grunge celebrity. |
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After setting up his lone amp and tuning two guitars, he played with the same quiet and graceful poise that I remembered seeing in Amherst. |
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His movements are smooth but slow, almost lazy, yet somehow identical to his sister's feline-like poise, except his behavior is much colder. |
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Camaraderie, competitiveness and poise characterized the 2002 women's tennis team. |
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For a player his age, he has excellent footwork and ballhandling skills, and his poise and leadership abilities are well beyond his years. |
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I left with as much poise and dignity as I could, keeping my face a tranquil mask as I lost myself in the crowd and headed for the bathroom. |
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She handled herself with poise and dignity and did not shy from any of the issues. |
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I think the family has shown remarkable dignity and poise throughout this entire ordeal. |
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He descended to raucous and tasteless personal attacks on the Gandhis and generally showed little dignity, poise or gravitas. |
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After 30 minutes in recovery, the patient had recovered her poise and sense of humour. |
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She as well able to deal with male chauvinism while losing none of her dignity and poise, Mr McCarthy said. |
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Many of the firm's customers believe the company will recover its poise, largely thanks to the superiority of its products. |
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Hayden never recovered his poise and four overs later was out to Jones, who beat his chest in delight. |
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If I was Dravid, I would have never allowed a down-and-out team to recover its poise and be in a position to sting us back. |
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And he displayed great composure and poise in a loud environment in reality our first road game of this year. |
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She fell almost immediately after leaping onto the balance beam and then had to poise herself moments later as she nearly went off again. |
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A little shaky from all the adrenaline, I poise the ball of one foot on the pedal. |
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The pointe shoe has come on the ballet scene in recent years and allows the dancer to poise indefinitely on tiptoe. |
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Set near a nameless Korean village, the shots are full of poise and beauty. |
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On Friday morning of 11 th March, the grande dame of Indonesian cinema, Christine Hakim, sat with graceful poise for this interview. |
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Another of Roberts' fans, while filming, was Gay Harden, who portrays a teacher of speech, elocution and poise. |
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Always there is the need to retain her poise and never appear to be put out or discomposed. |
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He talks with a grace and poise that is typically German, weighing his words carefully as we discuss the band's new release. |
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The questions even became a shade less hostile as his new air of poise impressed the panel. |
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Oozing confidence and poise, the young models walked the ramp with admirable aplomb, in step with music. |
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The self-confidence, assurance and poise with which the children tackled each and every one of the 21 songs on the programme was unbelievable. |
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Your poise and deliberateness gives assurance that you know what you are talking about. |
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The key to your personal success in this effort is to use poise, grace and tact. |
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Apparently, she figured that if I were her daughter, she'd have made sure that I was the embodiment of elegance and poise, not to mention maturity. |
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His work is unfeigned and natural, and he shows a poise that should allow him to make the difficult transition through puberty that kills so many promising young careers. |
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This hunt will not only spot young talent but also help in grooming their poise, sense of style and transform them into faces millions will one day admire. |
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They took the field with such poise, and the crowd gave it up to them. |
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By their physiques, thankfully the majority retain poise and dignity. |
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I had nowhere near the poise and social grace of this girl, nor her sweetness and sense of humor, nor her unstudiedly cute hair and subtle makeup. |
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He has unteachable court savvy and shooting touch, and showed star-caliber poise in taking Syracuse University to the national title as a freshman. |
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She's handled her transition from reality TV star to the real world with grace and poise. |
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Murdoch praised the courage and poise of a young policewoman who arrived first on the scene with a male colleague. |
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Also Miss Gumerova very quickly revealed her poise and elegance. |
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The admiral steepled his fingers in a poise of deep thought. |
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On the other hand there are those swaggering artistes of the Left Bank, the champions of France and a side whose rise has been based on elan and poise. |
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Buckner seems to have handled the notoriety with admirable grace and poise. |
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The urban Indian woman's newfound poise and quiet confidence were on show. |
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But it was Jessica who caught their eye with her poise and confidence. |
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Woolfolk says poise and comeback heroics are nothing new for McNair. |
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He has broken records and played with extraordinary poise and consistency. |
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And now I knew the names of most of the foods set before me, spoke with elegance and poise, danced with grace, and could even say a few words in French and Italian! |
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The folds of Mary's garments are beautifully painted, so is the poise of her head, and all the details of the picture except the figure of the child. |
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He displayed a winning combination of size, shape, definition and poise. |
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This was the world of Gustave H. our narrator assumes, one of refinement, poise, and impeccable service. |
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In the printed version of the lecture he has recovered his poise. |
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Zaks had to find the delicate poise between vivid restating and slavish reenactment. |
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Now it's Mozart's poise, craft and wit that tend to get scanted. |
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Fifty-one female dogs, each representing one of the 50 states and the District of Columbia, were judged on beauty, talent, poise and evening wear. |
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It's deep, fluid and rich, yet with poise and an exotic melange of fruit, spice and rose petal flavours that linger on and on well after you swallow. |
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Despite landing a fine upper cut as the champion presses forward, it is clear that the Las Vegas-based fighter has no answer to the poise and power of the home favourite. |
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She is timeless, her combination of poise, kindness, and intelligence are matchless. |
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The actress could have been degraded by the exploitation material, but somehow she punches through the stereotypes and retains her dignity and poise. |
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The HKMA head was unwilling to be drawn into talking about subsequent losses, but with markets still recovering their poise during May, the fund's losses seem set to mount. |
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Clyde recovered their poise sufficiently to make their first concerted raid in seven minutes when Allan Grant's cross forced McDonald to concede a corner at the far post. |
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He cannot sincerely consider the strength, poise the weight, and discern the evidence. |
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Interplay between strings and wind in magnificent canzonas by composers such as the Gabrielis was rendered with delicacy and rhythmic poise. |
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From the poise of the kouros to the headlong rush of the Tyrannicides is a natural evolution. |
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Was it the adoption of upright posture and bipedality that caused a shift in the poise of the head on the vertebral column? |
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James Hetfield actually sings here, holding notes with poise without descending into gruff posturing. |
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Gregory Dahl had the vocal power to make a strong impression as Lucia's stonehearted brother, Enrico, and he acted the part with chilling poise. |
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Had I given birth to a daughter of my own, I'd like to have called her Grace, a classic and poetic name, one that illuminates a person of dignity and poise. |
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The sides lack entasis, without which the structure loses its poise. |
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Its newfound poise is down to some brilliant fine tuning, masking the stiffer springs and big alloy wheels wrapped in sportily special Goodyear tyres. |
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Perhaps James's best save came midway through the first-half, when the Hammers' slickness and poise was making it so difficult for the Welsh side. |
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Men of unbounded imagination often want the poise of judgment. |
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