| The British War Office prized this horse for war use because of its strength, endurance, hardiness, disposition, tractability and unflappability. |
| Public and players alike have been impressed with his unflappability. |
| There was work to be done. That unflappability served him well during the lunar landing. |
| Unflappability in a captain should never be underestimated. |
| The editor, a man known for his unflappability, ordered Billy to be left alone, in the belief he would eventually shut up. |
| Business-minded Republicans lap it up, though some fret about the deficit question. Mr Giuliani's reputation as tough on terrorists rests largely on his unflappability after the World Trade Centre was attacked. |
