" Added Trump of Ivanka: "She's got a great calmness.
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"Any time we get a stable night in China, (that) leads to calmness in Europe, and calmness in those two markets helps here," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group.
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"There was just calmness about our team today," Rhule said.
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Another big sign of happiness in a dog is calmness.
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Calmness in my family was never something that was admired.
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There was a lot more calmness in the operating theater.
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How can you possibly find calmness or manage your stress?
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The surprising thing is how much I enjoy this calmness.
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But Cook brings "competence, logistical savvy, and calmness," Brown added.
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There's a sense of calmness and wisdom you get from life.
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I wanted to underline that strange calmness that lives inside anxiety.
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"I&aposd really like your help communicating calmness," the commissioner said.
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Both mathematics and Ms Tsai, she adds, embody rationality and calmness.
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He made food and cleaned up, and his calmness reassured me.
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It means radiating a preternatural calmness that permeates the locker room.
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What had struck him most about Mr. Derakhshani was his calmness.
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Many observers noted their calmness and dignity, unique on that day.
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And when you're on the island there is this feeling of calmness.
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She captioned the Instagram, "✌️Friday calmness✌️" and tagged Stella McCartney.
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In others we see her scream or find calmness in quiet places.
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I see a kid who's full of talent and confidence and calmness.
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I never met another dog who has the same patience and calmness.
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"That's why I teach people to have calmness of mind," Brown explains.
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"She brought joy, calmness, warmth and compassion to all that she did."
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"There was a rhythm and a calmness to his game," Brown said.
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Look at the calmness under pressure of a guy like Lou Williams.
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He has a calmness about him that is so good with the kids.
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That night something changed in me — i felt a calmness grow, a sureness.
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Through his guidance, Meddy hopes to increase people's self-esteem, empathy and calmness.
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That night something changed in me - i felt a calmness grow, a sureness.
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Millennials love it for the anxiety relief and calmness it's said to provide.
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He maintained a calmness and an air of wanting to bring people together.
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The app attempts to measure four "dimensions" of emotion: Joy, sorrow, anger, and calmness.
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He brings the same unsettling calmness to each role, however bizarre the circumstances get.
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Lowe's' blue branding gave me a sense of calmness as I roamed the store.
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IN A school classroom in north-east London, Ken Hinds preaches calmness and confidence.
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Manager Joe Girardi identified another Sanchez characteristic: the calmness with which he has played.
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They're a relatively inexpensive, effective, and medication-free way to encourage calmness and relaxation.
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The calmness of her masked face belies the chilling rage that emanates from her.
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And the morning after the second ceremony, I felt a calmness I seldom feel.
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But he said he was impressed by Boone's calmness, patience and openness to ideas.
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Mexico will remain at the table with calmness, firmness and in the national interest.
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With that calmness and humility, the gate opens: 'Hello, I have this to offer.
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His calmness, his team's winning different drills, and guys feeling really comfortable playing with him.
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Both officials and Sorenson cited Bratchley's calmness and mental strength as keys to his survival.
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He is a very consistent player who brings a lot of calmness to the team.
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He will need someone experienced to play alongside, someone who gives him calmness and control.
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Empathy and calmness are key to dealing with those strong personalities or emotionally charged situations.
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He felt that the stability of the country hinged on the calmness of his withdrawal.
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Both were crying, but calmness fell upon them the second Brooklyn was placed in Moore's arms.
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In a letter to her from his deathbed, Mr Liu praised her "calmness that confronts suffering".
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Not high in that I couldn't function, but more just a sense of relaxation and calmness.
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The calmness of both figures, almost as if they are oblivious of the other, is enchanting.
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"She's got a great calmness ... I've seen her under tremendous stress and pressure," the president continued.
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"She's got a great calmness ... I've seen her under tremendous stress and pressure," the president continued.
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But I also think about calmness and interiority, and the power of that within the resignation.
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I was (and still am) pretty obsessed with animals and just felt a calmness around them.
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" Mitchell told Vogue earlier this month that her daughter now brings her a sense of "calmness.
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The final gallery brings a welcome calmness with work tending toward a more anchored, inward feeling.
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Patterson acknowledges conditions are ripe for volatility to continue its comeback after 2017's unusual calmness.
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It's a strange calmness in the chaos that's born out of vigilance and trust in your people.
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There has been a genuine calmness about the Brit throughout his media rounds during this fight week.
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I think we just learned from that and I think now we have a sense of calmness.
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I think I feel a general sense of wellness and calmness when surrounded by trees and water.
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Simplicity, calmness, quiet—these were the preconditions for a moral life, a true life, a philosophic life.
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Both performances are marked by that same sense of dignity, a calmness in the face of danger.
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"He had a calmness, presence and clear dedication to my sister that was striking," Ms. Gruen said.
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Calmness and maturity have been linked to lower levels of stress, which may help explain the association.
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Calmness does not mean being passive, only not being rocked by every fresh passion, opinion, and whim.
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My prayer is that, weary of such noise, we turn back to the source of of all calmness.
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"Her calmness calmed me and her daughter down and made us understand everything would be okay," Janssen said.
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There were days when I felt like I was drowning, then some days there was a beautiful calmness.
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Take the app labeled #SelfCare, which allows users to experience calmness voyeuristically through the use of an avatar.
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When I look at that, I see calmness and understanding and a strength in the face of vulnerability.
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It is exactly this dissonance, though—aggressive gamer culture versus Ross's calmness—that explains the Bob Ross love.
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"I've sought to cultivate more calmness, solitude, serenity, and peace in my life over the years," she says.
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Jerry was an excellent teacher, full of stories, and somehow he imparted a calmness, a sense of control.
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Extroversion, an energetic disposition, calmness and maturity were associated with a lower risk of dementia 50 years later.
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When you plan specific kinds of "unfocus," you actually stimulate cognitive calmness, which can jump-start your productivity.
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I noticed the calmness in the details of the morning—how life was actually being lived in it.
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Maybe it was some of Cory's old calmness breaking through, or maybe it was the significance of March 22.
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There's a certain power in letting our guard down: We need calmness and clarity to have effective political discourse.
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The idea here is to prevent hyperventilation and promote calmness, and sometimes a cue can be helpful for that.
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Martin described baby-wearing as "incredibly liberating" for her and "a source of comfort and calmness" for her child.
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" Darlene Broughton, a retired psychologist who considers herself an independent, likes how the senator "maintains a presence of calmness.
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He said they also can create "some calmness and a game plan" as grocers cope with heavily trafficked stores.
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Tanya Malott, a full time Sag Harbor resident since 2001, is begging restraint and calmness among all the residents.
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There's a calmness to her voice, but when she belts all the way it will take your breath away.
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"It is essential for us to stop violence and restore calmness in society as soon as possible," Lam said.
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Meditation is a simple practice available to all, which can reduce stress, increase calmness and clarity and promote happiness.
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EG: I would love to bring more calmness to public places where everyone is running around with their heads down.
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B. and his mom gets home from skiing and I immediately feel a sense of calmness when I see him.
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Fiscal imbalance Despite apparent calmness in the Treasury market, our federal government has made more promises than it can keep.
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It's a friendly little device, simple and well made, and it's about calmness and mindfulness rather than productivity and speed.
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In the interview with CNBC, he referred to calmness as "an incredibly valuable skill" that's been misunderstood in Western society.
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The video did, at least, have a soothing, manicured calmness, something that's been absent from West's enervated rants of late.
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"His attitude, his compassion, it instills a calmness in people," said Mr. Paeper, who is retired from the fertilizer business.
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"I think there's lots of calmness in the dressing room even when we don't play the best game," Hossa said.
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First, although the place oozes optimism, it also strongly emphasizes basic decency, calmness and respect – no easy goals with teenagers.
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"One thing I thought I could control more was body language and showing a little calmness throughout my game," Holtby said.
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"His calmness balances me out, and we also have family nearby to help us with our three-ring circus," she says.
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A company called Strellas is bringing the complexity and calmness of stars into your home with their unique personalized star maps.
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" She added, "I say to my colleagues: calmness, quiet, so that we can hear what is being said in this regard.
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But when I felt her around me in the kitchen, watching patiently with calmness in her eyes, it wasn't so bad.
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"Calmness, beauty, and rejuvenation in the midst of chaos, disorder, and distraction," she says, is what the city is for her.
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He said it with such nonchalance and matter-of-fact calmness that it came off as natural, not pre-planned braggadocio.
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"They expressed optimism, calmness and empathy even when these were not the emotions that they were actually feeling," the study said.
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The survey assessed character traits — sociability, calmness, empathy, maturity, conscientiousness, self-confidence and others — using scores ranging from low to high.
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"That night, something changed in me — I felt a calmness grow, a sureness," she explained in a touching tribute following his death.
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In the last scene, the Grey-Shepard clan is shown happily unwrapping the presents and Meredith watches with a look of calmness.
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"I wouldn't bet on calmness over the last few days, but for markets, I don't think anything crazy will happen," he said.
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My prayers that worry of such noise, we turn back to the source of all calmness—that source, that source is God.
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At some point in time, Lawrence-Daley says a "calmness" eventually came over her and her survival instincts began to kick in.
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The calmness with which Stephan establishes and accepts this tension is a welcome reminder not to seek the simplest, seemingly quickest solution.
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It's an almost Zen state, this calmness in the face of the unresolved, and it strikes me as very grown-up indeed.
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They needed to learn to take the rough with the smooth, I opine with a calmness that drives Ganna into a fury.
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"What you're seeing is actually a dog coming into our live shot," she said with a calmness to which we cannot relate.
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Even today I can remember the equanimity and calmness with which she handled the crisis on hand when my father passed away.
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"The next president, I think, will have to be very different and will have to bring a sort of calmness," Daley said.
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And there's good reason for their calmness: federal interest payments are only 1.3 percent of G.D.P., or 6 percent of total outlays.
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Thankfully, a jurist of his integrity can withstand the opposition, and his "patience, calmness, coolness and attention" will come in quite handy.
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The England manager's refreshing approach — a mix of calmness, humility and realism — has also resonated, and made him a social media sensation.
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Our bodies produce more oxytocin -- a hormone that can create a feeling of calmness -- when we get a hug, Degges-White said.
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" The actress went on to share that in the weeks following her daughter's birth, she's been filled with a sense of "calmness.
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While Wilde felt "nothing is so aggravating than calmness," harried parents will appreciate the serene suburban quality of the CR-V's cabin.
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"Envisioning this calmness may also decrease physical symptoms of stress, like an increase in heart rate or stress hormones," according to Kadish.
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"You can see the calmness of your brain directly related to the position of the ball in the tube," Ms. Parikhal said.
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He said he does not seek hallucinations, but rather the period of open-minded calmness that follows a few hours after consumption.
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President Emmanuel Macron said on Twitter he was "disgusted by this barbaric act" and praised the calmness and efficiency of security forces.
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The basics of prenatal yoga that teach breathing, meditation, calmness and core strengthening really helped me through my previous two natural-birth pregnancies.
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He'd clearly been trying to hold a conversation with one of the girls, but others had gathered around, perhaps reassured by his calmness.
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According to Kemp's research, people bought high-fat, perishable foods to promote comfort and calmness, not because they thought these were practical purchases.
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Figueroa's meditation clearly helped because while his supporters were in a frenzy and his rivals fell away, he remained a picture of calmness.
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It can get wild at times, with Odd Future and those sort of hyped events, but there's a calmness to its weekly inevitability.
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The two were able to work well together because they shared certain personality traits: calmness, pragmatism and the courage to make unpopular decisions.
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Thursday's newspapers in Finland marked in unison the calmness of Finnish President Sauli Niinisto at an emotionally charged White House news conference Wednesday.
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Everything Comey said was in line with the market expecation, according to experts, and that's why we saw the calmness in the market.
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"On Mondays, I can enjoy calmness and loneliness," she said about her favorite day, when she abstains from emails, meetings and phone calls.
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Then we tore across the stage in a long diagonal of dynamic lunges and turns, before settling into an odd design of calmness.
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This picture says a thousand words, it tells the story of innocence and violence, calmness and assertiveness, understanding and a lack of understanding.
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Over the crossing and twirling strings of the Nectar Orchestra, Meza repeats a refrain of liberation and conviction: "Vuelve la calma" (calmness returns).
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One of the divers, Ivan Karadzic, praised the boys — all aged between 11 and 16 — for their calmness in such an extreme situation.
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King sat down with the embattled singer for a CBS interview, which has already sparked memes because of his emotion and her calmness.
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" Stone even said that he's "amazed" by Putin's "calmness, his courtesy," especially because "he's been through a lot; he's been insulted and abused.
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When the 5-HT1A receptor comes into contact with a material that agonizes it, the effects can include reduced anxiety and increased calmness.
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"There was this calmness, and I was so grateful and just felt so full of joy and hope for the future of our family."
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Colleagues of Beltrame have paid tribute to the gendarme's sense of duty, calmness under pressure and a generosity which inspired those serving beside him.
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"Jake has brought a calmness to Mikey … even if Jake's screaming, Mikey comes over and tries to calm him down, soothe him," she shares.
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You know, the shot that's always a slow pan of destruction but there's a glimmer of hope in the eerie calmness of it all?
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According to Burton, excitement, like anxiety, is a high arousal state and the two emotions are much more closely aligned than calmness and anxiety.
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"The one thing I really took notice of is the amount of poise and calmness he has out there at all times," Syndergaard said.
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There is an intensity, but there's also a calmness, maybe from being a parent or just being around some of the younger guys now.
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Jeb has dealt with crises as the governor of Florida, and he did so with steadiness, and a calmness necessary in a good leader.
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Ariya, who started the day with a two-shot lead over Chun In-gee, credited her recent success to a newfound calmness on the course.
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"I think he's devoted to his country, and I'm amazed at his calmness, his courtesy, he never really said anything bad about anybody," Stone said.
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"Just knowing that he's legally responsible for my daughter's death has given me a bit of calmness to waiting for the D.A.," Brown tells Jakes.
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"Jeb has dealt with crises as the governor of Florida, and he did so with steadiness and a calmness in a good leader," he said.
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"I didn't realize that until later on when he told me ...'it just gave me a sense of calmness knowing that my dad had me.'"
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Made of genuine moonstone, which is said to bring balance and calmness, these pieces provided a little hit of "zen" every time you wear them.
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Every once in a while, the show's calmness is punctured by a panel of Japanese celebrities whose members provide commentary and indulge in the voyeurism.
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It was the transformation of Siddhartha Gautama to the Buddha that fascinated me, especially the sense of calmness when faced with competing desires and fears.
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Hickey, who views the sell-off as a buying opportunity, also blames the plunge on a volatility shock sparked by a long period of calmness.
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Its latest radio spot, released Wednesday, features former President George W. Bush praising his brother's "resolve, steadiness and calmness" during his tenure as Florida's governor.
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She attributes it to her Illinois vernacular, but I sense a wisdom and calmness in her demeanor that I certainly didn't have at her age.
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And you know that's when my arms gave out," Scalise said, recalling that he then began to pray, which gave him a sense of "calmness.
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At this late stage of his career, Rodgers said he knows when to project calmness or quiet strength through how he speaks — and to whom.
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A market analyst revealed to CNBC that he was surprised by the calmness of the market, believing that the market had underestimated the potential risks.
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What she tries to do to help her students resist reacting impulsively when they're angry is by emphasizing the need to take time to regain calmness.
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Quinn wakes up in an idyllic lake house, surrounded by calmness and nature, but he wants nothing more than get back to turmoil-riddled NYC. Why?
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She has a calmness, a maturity and a quiet focus that set her apart from the rest of the team, along with several decades of experience.
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"The thing that most impressed not just me but everybody is that Gershon brought calmness and sense to a meeting," Mr. Lipton said in an interview.
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Maybe people are comparing to very recent times (I would argue in error) and have been lulled into a false sense of calmness now shattered by 2016?
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I realize now that the sense of calmness and focus that I feel while completing a crossword puzzle stems from the possibility of a melodic, synchronized ending.
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This is partly due to his pitiless prose, tautly translated from the German by Michael Hofmann, its simplicity and calmness adding to the menace of his images.
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Using brain-sensing headbands called Muses, we're placing the world's chillest people in head-to-head combat, comparing scores that literally measure the calmness of their brains.
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Despite the overwhelming concern from parents and communities about concussions in contact sports, some scientists are preaching a message of calmness when discussing the current concussion issue.
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"You can see there's that calmness inside him, calm confidence, and the way he's walking around, he's got that kind of unbeatable look about him," Scott said.
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"I felt like somebody with my skill set and my calmness in that moment could do a lot of good for people who needed it," Travis said.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - On Moscow's initiative, a two-day "regime of calmness" was introduced in Syria's largest city of Aleppo, beginning from Thursday, the Russian defense ministry said.
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Dan Warthen, the Mets' pitching coach, had talked to him about taking a cue from Matt Harvey and Jacob deGrom and maintaining his composure and exuding calmness.
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His calmness in responding to the collapse of communism, first in Eastern Europe and finally in the Soviet Union, ensured an orderly end to the Cold War.
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"I just had an unbelievable calmness throughout the week, throughout the day," said Thomas, who was so confident he insisted that his girlfriend change her 227 p.m.
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In reality it's not that it's more difficult to make one shape than another, it's just that you need to allow for time and, more importantly, calmness.
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Once we reached the dock, the collective calmness was nearly overwhelming as people seemed to levitate out of the Schooner Pioneer and back into regular land-centric life.
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Mental Health Index tests at age 50 assessed nerves, calmness, downheartedness and happiness over the previous four weeks, with answers scored on a scale of one to 100.
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That gives me a little bit more calmness and I can train on the whole game and not worry about sending a few out of bounds every round.
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"It's a calmness for me but for her she's squeezing my hand really hard," Rick said about their comparatively stoic appearances in the stands while watching Biles compete.
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I expect you to patrol your areas with a smile on your face, kindness in your heart, calmness in your soul, and a wave to those you see.
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ASK some Germans how people should react to terrorism and most would probably agree with the historian Herfried Münkler that the best attitude is heroische Gelassenheit: heroic calmness.
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Celia's calmness in the face of so much death draws an increasingly traumatized Nick to her, as though he could soak up some of her peace and strength.
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McCullum, considered by many to be the best cricket captain in the last few years, praised Gujarat's captain, Suresh Raina, for his calmness on and off the field.
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Now with two major titles under her belt by age 19, Ko has kept those emotions under control and projected a picture of calmness on the golf course.
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Researchers from Yale University have suggested a new option: safety signals, which can be anything that "represents the absence of threat" and can produce a sense of calmness.
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" He is "always wondering if some level of visual chaos, a bit of frenzy and entanglement, can match our sort of spastic, chaotic minds and result in calmness.
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Shifts in the hormone interplay could create a disruption of mood and calmness more frequently in women, but this alone isn't enough to explain the full disparity, Maki says.
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By the time the plane begins its descent, I'm blotchy-eyed but emotionally sound; I'm still riding the high of postcrying calmness while standing in the airport taxi line.
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Scala is quick to credit Buffon's "maturity, his eagerness to learn, his calmness" as explanations for his success, but his intensity has been equally significant in ensuring his longevity.
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The Muse 2 also teaches you how to control your breath to find calmness and reduce stress and there are motion sensors that help you discover full-body meditation.
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"In spite of all the warmongering," he said, "businessmen and financiers gave a signal to the world that we are supporters of calmness, security and the development of relations."
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" And Giudice credits some of that calmness to her new-found love of yoga, which she developed in prison: "[In prison] I did it every day, like twice a day.
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But the markets picked up this week as strong U.S. manufacturing data and the Chinese central bank's steps to tackle any impact from the epidemic injected some calmness among investors.
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Jonas watched the kick from the right corner drop, and with deft and deliberate calmness, he simply guided the ball off his forehead between goalkeeper Yuri Lodygin and the post.
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Center residents who struggle to express themselves because of a range of cognitive and behavioral disabilities referred to their feelings for the dogs using words like "calmness", "companionship" and "affection".
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" Mr. Stefanovic opened the show Tuesday morning by acknowledging his shock at the departure of Ms. Wilkinson and thanking her for her support, citing "the laughs, sage advice, the calmness.
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" Terry Kocher, the party chairman in Humboldt County in northwest Iowa, said he donated to Mr. Buttigieg's campaign after being impressed with his "calmness, intelligence, poise and wit during interviews.
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"I did start to panic when he came up into my face, but I managed to keep a calmness and keep trying to defuse the situation," she told Sky News.
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"When you shift a bit of control to the child, we see so much more compliance and calmness around food and so much more happiness around the food," Castle said.
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The move caused an exchange-traded note called the VelocityShares Daily Inverse VIX, which was betting on continued calmness in the markets, to collapse in after-hours trading on Monday.
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Burling, who has shown extraordinary calmness and composure during the America's Cup campaign and has been widely viewed as unflappable, said he wanted to helm the new New Zealand boat.
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In spite of the music's calmness, I couldn't shake from my mind thoughts of climate change, rising sea levels, and the threat of New York City being underwater one day.
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One sign of calmness: Volatility in short-end U.S. treasuries has plummeted, after "rocketing higher in late May 2019 on Trumpian uncertainty," as Arbor Research & Trading's Ben Breitholtz points out.
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Their titles are expository and sometimes grammatically spotty: Oddly Satisfying Video That Will Put You in Absolute Calmness, 1,000,000 Dominos Falling Is Oddly Satisfying, Satisfying Floam Crushing Compilation No. 6.
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There's a calmness in the moment after making choices like this in these games, a relief that, at least, a choice has been made, a blissful moment untainted by any consequences.
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"What have I learned about the older group that's been here is their calmness in the World Series has doubled and tripled and multiplied," Manager A.J. Hinch said before Game 6.
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We're in constant prayer, so if you pray, add us to your list; if you meditate, send calmness our way; and if you believe in luck, we'll happily take that too.
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An opening win is all Southgate could have asked for and after their poor performances in recent tournaments, England will go into their next game against Panama with calmness and confidence.
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What we do know is that the feelings of calmness and relaxation are likely due to the release of endorphins, oxytocin, serotonin, and other neurotransmitters in the brain, Dr. Richard says.
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The burger has a "Santa Fe Sauce" infused with hemp-based CBD-oil, the non-psychoactive component of cannabis that can promote calmness and relaxation, but will not get you high.
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"Just knowing that he's legally responsible for my daughter's death has given me a bit of calmness to waiting for the D.A.," Brown told Pastor T.D. Jakes on his talk show.
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Southwest Airlines pilot Tammie Jo Shults is being praised for her quick thinking and calmness under pressure during an emergency landing that saved 149 passengers at Philadelphia International Airport on Tuesday.
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"We greatly appreciate the calmness and patience of our PR113 passengers, who cooperated well with our cabin crew during the flight and the emergency landing," Philippine Airlines said in the statement.
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The confusion has multiplied concerns that Trump's administration is ill prepared to mitigate a recession if one does come and lacks the stability and calmness needed to tackle any financial crisis.
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Judging by the current calmness in the Italian bond market and the euro's strength, one could be forgiven for thinking that all is well with Italy, the eurozone's third-largest economy.
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There are countless CBD gummies and tinctures that are marketed specifically for anxiety relief, and people anecdotally claim that cannabidiol, a compound found in cannabis and hemp, helps promote relaxation and calmness.
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Rather than responding with a passive "That's okay" or faking calmness, this Imgur user took a stand and decided to enlighten her bae on all the effort she put into grooming herself.
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These "volcels," as they're known (in contrast to involuntary celibates, or "incels"), swear that their white-knuckle lifestyle gives them courage, confidence, calmness, creativity, and other benefits that don't start with c.
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It was with my palms That I rounded out your slopes; There was an easy calmness, An irrelevant ease that touched me And I stretched my arms and smoothed Three mountains high.
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And in many ways, we need Bob Ross more than ever—his positivity and low-fi calmness is a soothing balm on our fast-scrolling, overwhelming and often times cruel, digital world.
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These "volcels," as they're known (in contrast to involuntary celibates, or "incels"), swear that their white-knuckle lifestyle gives them courage, confidence, calmness, creativity, and other benefits that don't start with c.
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Calmness, on the other hand, inherently requires less energy: Your heart doesn't beat faster than it should, your breathing remains regular and your body is at ease as a result, Seppälä notes.
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I couldn't shake the overall serenity and calmness that came with being inside the igloo, even with all the city noises that typically make spending time on an outdoor rooftop pretty loud.
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I'm not 100% sure that I have to thank my clothes for their service, but I can see how it allows for a calmness with the sometimes-difficult process of letting go.
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As he took the chequered flag, the driver who has stood out for his level-headed calmness under pressure and resilience in the most difficult of personal circumstances, let it all come out.
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"I take the pulse of the room, and when I have to go over to somebody, I try to be as grounded as the earth itself — that sort of calmness is contagious," she said.
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Murray's demeanor and calmness in the crease is providing stability to a Penguins team that was down 2-1 to the Senators, had nothing clicking on offence, and looked frantic in its own end.
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Milosh says he channels it; channels a sensation or mood and the calmness that goes with it, allowing himself and his listeners to expand within that space to feel whatever we're going to feel.
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Although a horrible anxiety came over me initially, after a while a calmness set in, and a sensitivity about what was going on with a focus on just being at peace and celebrating life.
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"If I keep my head like I did today and have that same attitude and calmness on the court like I did in Miami, I do think I can do pretty well here," he said.
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What the change gets wrong, though, is that the ability to watch Bake Off all at once has guided our appreciation of the show, letting it be something we sink into for soothing and calmness.
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Studies also show that playing with pets can promote a positive mood and causes your brain to release feel good neurotransmitters like oxytocin, which creates a sense of calmness, and serotonin, which regulates your mood.
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The gamesmanship continued before the match — another move straight out of Mourinho's playbook: appearing in his dugout with 10 minutes to go before kickoff, a defiant message of calmness and control — and during it, too.
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"President Bush's calmness, leadership and close personal relationships with Helmut Kohl and Mikhail Gorbachev were decisive in restoring peace and freedom back to so many people across our continent," Mr. Juncker said in a statement.
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Based on that stability or calmness, above all, deepen the insight into the ways things are connected and mutually affect one another, both in negative and positive senses, and integrate them accordingly into your life.
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I went to Wempe's emporium on Fifth Avenue, which is just a few doors down from Trump Tower, and feels like a meditation on the calmness of wood and the serenity of the color beige.
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In the white-walled calmness of Katya's apartment in Moscow's Red Square, just a few blocks from the Kremlin, the two women made a calculated choice: They weren't going to let Mikhail get away with it.
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In the white-walled calmness of Katya's apartment in Moscow's Red Square, just a few blocks from the Kremlin, the two women made a calculated choice: They weren't going to let Mikhail get away with it.
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I've always felt a connection to the mountains, in particular, because of the energy I regain there — thanks to the calmness, the simplicity of people's lives, the fresh air and the beautiful vastness of the region.
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Despite the early deficit, the resolve that helped forge all those victories for SKA Saint Petersburg of the K.H.L. bubbled to the surface, and calmness prevailed with a glove save here and a stick save there.
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His calmness in the videos -- in one he is seen sipping tea -- resonated with both Indians and Pakistanis, many of whom adopted his image in their calls for peace between the two countries on social media.
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But with fewer traders at their desks on fewer days, the rest of April will see heightened risks of a spike in volatility, or even flash crashes, should a surprise hit markets just as calmness descends.
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Lim, on the other hand, didn't even bother with a fleshed out campaign; he relied on a line-up of diverse models and the calmness of a light, airy studio to showcase his zipper boots for men.
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"/yin/ [in Chinese philosophy] the passive female principle of the universe, characterized as female and sustaining and associated with structure, night, the moon, fluidity, calmness, the earth, darkness, cold, death, and ascends energy," she wrote on Instagram.
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"Different signals about FX policy have wrong-footed market participants, and we are wary in believing that an immediate calmness will soon emerge," wrote Paul Mackel, head of emerging markets FX research at HSBC, in a note.
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"Recess has beautiful packaging and incredible branding, and is the opposite of energy drinks — instead of external stimulation, it encourages internal stimulation and calls for calmness and being present and taking a break from your busy day."
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They found that high extroversion, an energetic disposition, calmness and maturity were associated with a lower risk of dementia an average of 54 years later, though the association did not hold for students with low socioeconomic status.
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"Given the events … we need to take a step back and show some real calmness and some real leadership and reflect on what's happening in this country, and pursue the gun issue at a further date," Rep.
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"In retrospect, there may have been a time or two after games, there's so much emotion, so if you approach a situation with calmness and a cool head it doesn't mean the next man will," Marshall said.
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Calmness in the world's most traded currency pair, euro/dollar, was particularly notable after the U.S. Federal Reserve flagged an end to its rate tightening cycle and the European Central Bank followed with its own dovish shift.
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Administrations are often defined by their reaction to unanticipated challenges, and a combination of presidential calmness, the wisdom of advisors, good policy process and at least a working sense of strategy are essential requirements of effective crisis management.
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The seemingly endless pacing of the stony-faced but lively group at SIGNAL delivers an overall sense of calmness, but the attention to synchronicity also expresses our obsession with structure and efficiency — while subtly poking fun at it. ???
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There's so much energy on the stage, there are so many things we're doing day in and day out, and I needed something there that felt still and calm, and gardening gives me that stillness and that calmness.
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A. The studio's cabin concept and location was thought with the aim of having a space that was a bit apart from the world, some sort of retreat from where it's comfortable to work and create in calmness.
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There a pronounced sense of calmness and melancholy in these images, as if there has been a coming-of-terms between the photographer and her subjects, that their shared upbringing and cultural identity should trump notions of alienation.
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"Without doubt when things are going well we have much more tranquillity and calmness to work," said Caboclo, though he acknowledged that the cash-rich, scandal-plagued C.B.F. still had much work to do to regain public trust.
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Every time we go to Paris we take the hourlong Seine boat tour -- it never gets old as it's so relaxing and to see the beautiful iconic cathedral come around the corner brings a certain calmness in your heart.
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Make your smartphone an oasis of calmness, tranquility, and elegant design choices with our picks for the best minimalist apps of the moment—they stick primarily to the job they were made for, and are easy on the eyes.
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"Jeb has dealt with crises as the governor of Florida, and he did so with steadiness, and a calmness necessary in a good leader," the former president says in the ad, which begins airing in South Carolina on Wednesday.
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That loss meant England got a workmanlike Scandinavian opponent rather than Brazil in the quarter-finals and, while it was not a game that set neutrals' pulses racing, they again showed the calmness their manager has instilled in them.
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In "White Trash: The 400-Year Untold History of Class in America" (Viking), the historian Nancy Isenberg describes Bryan in this photograph as "the face of white trash," a ready-made contrast to Eckford's calmness and sense of purpose.
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A video introducing Obama praised him for his empathy, preparation, and calmness in moments of crisis—and while any kind of hagiography has to be taken with a grain of salt, it's true that Obama is essentially the anti-Trump.
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Last year when they firstly depreciated 2%, that sent the market a huge turbulence, and they had to do a lot to fix the calmness level, now 3 days into the new year, the RMB has already depreciated by 2.7%.
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I know very few artists who have managed to retain such great calmness in art — and to express much with so little: a few lines and a few colors, an allusion to a theme or a motif, a trace, a void.
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"We did this kind of testing well in advance of the World Cup to ensure that if a shoot-out came around, there would be a calmness in the way in we approached it," England's Southgate told Al Jazeera's David Cox.
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"It is even more so because this economic retaliation is in itself unjustifiable and also has its roots in historical issues ... While maintaining unwavering resolve and calmness, we need a long-term approach to look for the fundamental countermeasures," he added.
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In the meantime, consumers and investors alike will be looking to Washington and, especially, the president himself, for a "very methodical response, to keep calmness about the environment and set expectations," Shannon Saccocia, chief investment officer for Boston Private, tells me.
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"I imagine it was very hard for the Romanians to lose a match like that right at the death, but that will give us even greater confidence and calmness" said Deschamps, looking forward to France's next group games against Albania and Switzerland.
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From the chaotic, thunderous opening of "Dark Spring" to the relieving calmness of the album's closing tracks (perhaps their most immaculate triumvirate of back-to-back-to-back songs so far), it's a dualistic record—one twisted up in peril and perfection.
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That might sound clinical, yet something miraculous happens: the scene becomes more emotionally draining, not less, because of the bright sunshine that gilds the crests of the menacing waves, and because of the Cleo-like calmness with which Cuarón bears witness to peril.
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Such episodes are exacting tests of precisely those qualities lacking in the Trump Administration: the rigor of policy process, the knowledge and skill of advisors, the confidence and mutual respect among and between policy and intelligence officials and the calmness of the president.
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Molecules called endocannabanoids flow through your bloodstream at higher levels after a run, and then slip through your blood-brain barrier to fill the same slots as pot, stimulating similar feelings of calmness and peace (there's a reason they call it runner's high).
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In the late 1950s, a scientist in Russia named Dmitri K. Belyaev began an experiment, which is still continuing, to replicate the process of domestication in real time, selecting silver foxes for breeding based on one characteristic: their calmness and friendliness toward humans.
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Arriving at the house, neither of us are sure what to expect, but certainly couldn't have predicted the genial calmness of it all, as we're welcomed into his family's home, the floor littered with laundry baskets and crayons, and offered a cup of tea.
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Some of the best programs help parents do what they are already doing but more consistently — to have "serve and return" interactions with their kids; to practice distanced empathy — to hear their children when they are upset, and to guide them back toward calmness.
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He described many central banks' practices of forward guidance — calling their interest rate decisions weeks or months in advance — as creating exaggerated calmness and low volatility, and projected that countries where forward guidance isn't in play will be where the excitement is for 2018.
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" Judges, he said, should always be people of "learning and experience in the laws, of exemplary morals, great patience, calmness, coolness and attention; their minds should not be distracted with jarring interests; they should not be dependent upon any man, or body of men.
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At the same time the striations that adorn her body resemble veins and muscle fiber, exuding a sense of strength and vitality echoed in the calmness of her expression, as she maneuvers through the sea of floodwaters, determined and undeterred in her fight for survival.
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She's all about separating work, play and rest, and if you're looking for balance in your life, "putting the bed in the middle of the room facing the southeast region creates an aura of calmness and contentment in your relationship, life and in career," she said.
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This calmness is in striking contrast to the political turmoil that has followed the election of the Trump administration; the tensions over North Korea, the firing of the FBI director and the trade policies that have pushed Citibank to issue a regular "US protectionism round-up".
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Still, it's possible that breastfeeding may be an effective pain reliever because it boosts oxytocin – a hormone associated with calmness, pain reduction and a sense of wellbeing – in both mothers and babies, said Barbara Morrison, a researcher at Wichita State University School of Nursing in Kansas.
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"As a responsible government we have to maintain law and order on the one hand, and evaluate the situation for the greatest interest of Hong Kong, including restoring calmness in society as soon as possible and avoiding any more injuries to law enforcement officers and citizens," she said.
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His chin gives way to his neck via a doughy slope; his eyelids droop enough almost to surpass calmness and suggest boredom; his mouth, when he throws, bends into an expression not of athlete-ish strain but of household labor, as if he's shouldering a sofa into place.
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Of course, when there's a bomb involved you have to have an extraordinary level of calmness and just focus to be able to deal with that, and I am incredibly impressed and appreciative as someone who, as you say, was a target of this kind of alleged, purported attack.
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"His age, his heart surgery, his veganism — I think it's all brought a calmness into his life," said George Bruno, a former Democratic Party chairman in New Hampshire and longtime ally of Mr. Clinton, referring to the former president's quadruple bypass operation in 2004 and his strict plant-based diet.
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I made that video for the guitar lessons Subreddit on Reddit and I think the mixture of both the relatively sane guitar lesson with the totally insane fucking lunatic doing it paired with the calmness of the Both Ross of the voice and then the insane craziness, I think that's what it was.
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"When we leave she won't remember that we've been there, but the sensation of being in the company of someone who loves you is something that we can't deny people — there's a calmness and companionship, and these really fundamental feelings of being loved and being taken care of by family who really love you," the Suffragette star explained.
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These features include feeling a sense of "oneness" with others and the universe, a dissolution of the self ("nonduality"), a feeling of awe or sacredness, the sense that time and space have been transcended, an experience of great peace, bliss, and calmness—and an overwhelming sense that what has occurred is meaningful and represents a deep truth.
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For the last couple of years, the 25-year-old rapper from Georgia has been releasing strong mixtapes steadily — "Drip or Drown 2" doesn't quite have the full force of last year's "Drip Season 3" or "Drip Harder," his collaborative album with Lil Baby, but it is still thick with his signatures: calmness and word manipulation.
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" He writes that the job of the news media is to hold the president accountable, the job of activists is to resist policies they find objectionable, and the job of the president is to "set an example of calmness, decency and rationality — to rise above the pettiness and the vindictive shovel fights occurring in the darker corners of the internet.
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Yet I also sense in her a special kind of confident calmness, an unflappable practicality that she has used to navigate the challenges all refugees must face: to get here, she and each family member underwent a whopping four in-depth interviews with American and UN representatives, and passed an intense screening process that took a year and a half of waiting and wishing for its conclusion.
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But she recovered her form—metronomic tempo, skis parallel, body crouched, "knees to skis and hands in front," as the family mantra goes—and took on the meat of the course with calm determination, to the extent that calmness can be attributed to a woman punching aside heavy, rubbery poles at a rate of more than one a second, while pogoing from side to side in flat light down a wall of rutted ice.
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"An experiential gift elicits a strong emotional response when a recipient consumes it — like the fear and awe of a safari adventure, the excitement of a rock concert or the calmness of a spa — and is more intensely emotional than a material possession," says Cindy Chan, assistant professor in the University of Toronto's Scarborough's Department of Management and co-author of a 2016 study on how gift giving affects relationships, which was published in the Journal of Consumer Research.
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Many seem to feel this way despite themselves: voters who have despised her Conservative Party all their lives, including, privately, a number of opposition Labour members of Parliament, admit to a grudging admiration for her calmness and stoicism in the face of extreme provocation — or if not that far, then at least empathy for the raw humiliation she's endured over the past two years combined with, on occasion, appreciation of her willingness to take responsibility while others fled.
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