" Her colleagues call her "unflappable," the opposite of "breathless.
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Despite my best efforts, he remained upbeat and unflappable throughout.
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I loved how unflappable [the women I worked with] were.
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Though he's only 267, he exudes a calm, unflappable air.
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In addition to being unflappable, he is tall and blond.
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Hillary Clinton was knowledgeable, unflappable and — dare we say it?
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Chance Dear Chance, You're correct, we're pretty unflappable by nature.
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But Xiaobo didn't let the repression cloud his unflappable optimism.
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We've talked about Ariana Grande's unflappable commitment to her ponytail before.
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Fortunately, my wife is a light sleeper, and unflappable under pressure.
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He was unflappable because he knew the material inside and out.
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Some of Joe's personality, that he's unflappable, comes from his father.
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Holly Andres, our equally unflappable photographer, took group shots and portraits.
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In the present world of the show, Lister is measured, unflappable.
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The psychiatrist was a kind Serbian man with an unflappable expression.
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Tomic, the unflappable cat burglar, showed almost no signs of concern.
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" President Trump praised his "sound judgment, common sense and unflappable leadership.
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She had pale skin, a lustrous bun and an unflappable expression.
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A new character, she acts as an unflappable mediator between poles.
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The woman was struck by lightning three times and is entirely unflappable.
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For your boundless generosity, unflappable honesty and kindness to all living things.
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Even those supposedly unflappable data journalists have found themselves stepping in it.
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Weaver's unflappable Ripley, in many ways, marked the beginning of this shift.
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Calling him "unflappable," she said that there's a renewed focus on image.
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"People think Mamie and I are the same person," she said, unflappable.
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Michael Bennet, whose unflappable, easygoing attitude became a cliché he couldn't escape.
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Mr. Maguire has been "unflappable" through the current crisis, Mr. Rasmussen said.
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This famously unflappable man is now, very obviously, struggling not to cry.
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Hayward's on-court demeanor is neatly symbolized by his unflappable head of hair.
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That seemed to get a rise out of the so-far unflappable Gorsuch.
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"During Tony season, this is what I had to do," she said, unflappable.
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No, this interloper was unflappable, and he remained a whiter shade of male.
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Telenovela — Mr. Zambada remained unflappable over the course of four days of testimony.
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But she remained unflappable, even amid reports that another minister was considering leaving.
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As an administrator, "he was unflappable, a remarkably deft politician," Dr. Orr said.
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Seles was also a much more unflappable competitor and a consistent ball striker.
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That seemed to get a rise out of the until-then unflappable Gorsuch.
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She's also the gold-haired standard for a rising generation of unflappable partisans.
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If Youssou seems too calm and unflappable even live these days, try this.
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His smooth, unflappable leadership against Michigan State clearly will count in the intangible column.
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In fact, he was unflappable, holding his own during five contentious hours of grilling.
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He casts himself as unflappable, but blames a woman when his weaknesses are revealed.
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Yes, it turns out, there is something that chafes at the unflappable Ivanka Trump.
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Far from it; he's probably the most polite and unflappable man in modern letters.
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Her normally unflappable disposition had no space on an album as tart as Lemonade.
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Diaz is a total unflappable genius, but the soul of that genius is understatement.
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Its current president is the sardonic, unflappable Italian Mario Draghi, a career central banker.
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The crux of the matter is appearing unflappable while making the other guy sweat.
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Low-key and unflappable, he faced daunting problems in Newark, New Jersey's largest city.
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Biden became perfect foil for President Obama, a man so poised he often seems unflappable.
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They showcase the unflappable cool of His Airness, a quality that remains to this day.
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On the flip side, older voters tend to have strong, unflappable turnout at the polls.
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At news conferences, McConnell is unflappable, deflecting reporters who regularly bait him to criticize Trump.
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At news conferences, McConnell is unflappable, deflecting reporters who regularly bait him to criticize Trump.
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My wife, my son and my friends liked my unflappable demeanor and my predictable behavior.
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This is the Leonard I knew the best: funny, unflappable, and constantly, deeply self-aware.
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Always thick-skinned, she said, her father emerged from her lengthy ordeal even more unflappable.
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For 15 N.F.L. seasons, Manning has been famously unflappable in moments of failure and disappointment.
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His mother, Carolyn, had a job as a nurse and the unflappable temperament to match.
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The first is the Cadillac's chassis, which is unflappable and well-engineered from the start.
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He was also unflappable, as long as you drop the first syllable off that word.
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"We were looking for where the gene was located," said the quiet and seemingly unflappable Snesrud.
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Melanie says she's "not a good person under pressure," but Cory was always cool and unflappable.
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Of the many cliché adjectives ascribed to athletes as naturally excellent as Porter, "unflappable" certainly applies.
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He wears the vast responsibilities placed upon him by the president resolutely and is utterly unflappable. .
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My fellow passengers included another reporter and a Waymo employee named Diondra, who was unflappable throughout.
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Manning is known for his unflappable personality, but don't mistake that for lack of competitive fire.
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Stefano Massini's unflappable tribute to Anna Politkovskaya, a murdered Russian journalist, puts down its reporter's notebook.
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He was unflappable throughout, with a calm, humble demeanor and the assurance that he would recover.
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He has the unassuming presence, belying an unflappable intelligence, of an operative posing as an accountant.
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Fans howled at the referee, the unflappable Frenchman Romain Poite, as blue shirts encroached upon English territory.
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Yet despite facing even harsher rhetoric than what caused Trump's Republican challengers to crumble, Clinton remained unflappable.
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The evidence of his career suggests the unflappable Englishman will not wilt in the heat of battle.
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"You know that when you're at a fashion show it's going to be crazy," she said, unflappable.
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He was unflappable in his optimism when we were starting Eventbrite, and that was contagious and influential.
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Yes, I'm an unflappable sex worker, but even if I weren't, this information wouldn't scare me away.
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The coffee shop once run by a mature and unflappable ten-year-old boy was no more.
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And Drake had another chance to do what he does fairly well: irritate the typically unflappable Bucks.
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And Clinton, like Olivia and Mellie (and Rhimes), seemed to understand that she needed to appear unflappable.
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Publicly, Zuckerberg has appeared mostly unflappable in the face of Warren's calls to break up his company.
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Faces wrenched in agony or brightened by joy or locked in an expression of virtuous, unflappable conviction.
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The usually unflappable Swiss made a rare show of frustration, berating himself loudly as his backhand went awry.
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Lance Reddick is back as the perfect concierge, an unflappable functionary with a tiny, sly smile for everything.
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An unflappable Belgian, Goffin wins matches with a rock-solid all-court game and a superb mental approach.
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We're known for being outgoing and unflappable, yet our home countries are frequently in some form of crisis.
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The narrator, an unflappable salesman, calmly tosses fleece jackets into the frenzied crowd as trampled, mangled bodies accumulate.
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Defenders of Mr. Rutnam, the permanent secretary who clashed with her, said he was unflappable, honest and diligent.
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An unflappable palace courtier, Geidt "really had the boys' backs," says a friend in this week's cover story.
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Normally unflappable, Kelly has this week seemed chastened by the mounting blowback, people familiar with his attitude say.
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" Because she's generally unflappable, she would simply say, "I could be worried, if you want me to be.
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Ever since then, and now in its fourth season, the series has operated with a quiet, unflappable confidence.
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He unexpectedly pulled out a miniature hat resembling his own, earning a rare laugh from the famously unflappable Queen.
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The pace of change was too slow, and Obama's temperament too unflappable in the face of widespread social injustice.
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On a day when players struggled to break par, Langer had six birdies and was his typically unflappable self.
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But he praised Mr. Bush's "sound judgment, common sense, and unflappable leadership," and said he would attend his funeral.
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"I've gone through a number of these crises with her as the leader and she is unflappable," said Rep.
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That is a lot of responsibility to put on the shoulders of an unflappable political survivor from Kenosha, Wis.
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But the final season on Fox season ended in a cliffhanger over whether their unflappable but lovable boss, Capt.
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The singer, known for her unflappable commitment to a piano palette, just found a new way to rock the shades.
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Though with Homer's lightning sharp mind and his unflappable alibis, he should be able to easily weasel out of this.
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Both times, she'd seemed unflappable: she laughed loudly and often; she'd referred to herself as a unicorn and a renegade.
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An unflappable place supposedly built on compromise and a stiff upper lip is consumed by accusations of treachery and betrayal.
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The Queen was her usual unflappable self, although she stood out in a bright orange coat and matching orange headscarf.
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One is kind of unflappable in the presence of any dangers, accusations, and leading from a very centered, responsible place.
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In appearance stolid and unimaginative, Mr Rajoy is unflappable and a shrewd strategist who has repeatedly defied rivals and expectations.
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It turns its unflappable gaze on a maddeningly complex reality and transforms it into a swift, clear and exciting story.
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Calm is in short supply, unless you count Walter (Michael Fassbender), the resident android, who is programmed to be unflappable.
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Her unflappable nature and a cocoon that enveloped her as an amateur, even in college, has helped her remain grounded.
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Although Mr. Cavett's show was provocative, his persona, balancing Ivy League erudition with unflappable Midwestern solidity, has rarely ruffled anyone.
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He has a complete game with flawless technique, no discernible weaknesses and an unflappable match temperament that belies his age.
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But I find Laurie to be a layered, fascinating character, and to watch someone so unflappable potentially fail is thrilling.
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But some members of this mostly unflappable crush of commuters won't stand for a new ad running this month inside trains.
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Ventimiglia talks about how that is by design — Jack is meant to be a calming, unflappable presence for the Pearson family.
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His unflappable denial and pandering show someone who is committed to no real issue other than the self-interest and power.
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You may consider yourself even-keeled, the kind of person who is unflappable when those around you are losing their cool.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, who took the helm of the controversial company back in 2017, is known for being pretty unflappable.
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He reminded their scouts of Derek Jeter, for his fluid athleticism and unflappable demeanor — a slow heartbeat, as scouts call it.
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Endgame waves away the opportunity to dive deeper into the psyches of its grieving heroes, resetting them into unflappable hero mode.
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"I was disappointed," he allowed, in the same judicious and unflappable manner that has made him a favorite of federal judges.
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In his 24-year N.F.L. career, few have been as unflappable as Adam Vinatieri, the Colts' 46-year-old place-kicker.
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In those scenes, you see Lexi's otherwise unflappable demeanor shaken — and a complication to Monica's role as a tough, uncompromising coach.
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No matter how many curveballs the campaign threw at Clinton, she showed up, day after day, unflappable and wearing that power lipstick.
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Remi's liquid vocal takes glide over the skittering Black Milk beats, while Raiza's gravelly voice is urgent and unflappable on every cut.
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He also fulfills desires from national GOP elites: unflappable message discipline and a bridge to social conservatives and top-dollar GOP donors.
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First, he bogeyed three of his first four holes, allowing the unflappable-as-usual Mr Kuchar to sneak back into a tie.
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Either unflappable or hard of hearing, Mueller did not betray emotion or fight back even when Republicans attacked his credibility and judgment.
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"Let's Go Crazy" Super Bowl performance Ben Popper: Part of what always stood out to me about Prince was his unflappable cool.
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Jefferson, Iowa (CNN)In the waning days before the Iowa caucuses, Ted Cruz, almost always the unflappable performer, began to grow wistful.
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A lifetime of praise and pats on the back leads smart people to develop an unflappable faith in their intelligence and abilities.
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"This man is completely unflappable," said Jodi Avergun, a partner at Cadwalader who previously worked with Wray under President George W. Bush.
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Robert Gsellman, the unflappable rookie with a hard-sinking fastball, fired six strong innings, struck out seven and allowed only one run.
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She has been handling, with unflappable cool (her critics would say too much cool), these issues since her husband's first presidential campaign.
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Cassius is by turns cautious and audacious, unflappable and panicky, easily freaked out and able to deal with the craziest of situations.
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Who would've thought after Caris LeVert's gruesome injury that the Brooklyn Nets would become the most unflappable team in the entire league?
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On the day of the breakfast, Ms. Peterson, friendly and unflappable, was a jack-of-all-trades — decision maker, problem solver, farmer.
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Competitors were sometimes thrown off by the unflappable geniality, since he was a shrewd competitor, adept at luring clients and pleasing them.
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He described Kovalchuk as a team-first player with impeccable training habits, strong character, unflappable confidence, sound leadership abilities and intense competitiveness.
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Ms. Sina, who comes across as constitutionally unflappable on matters of sex, seemed by contrast to relish it, freely pointing it out.
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Whether the previously unflappable German Chancellor is able to return to her position as Europe's most influential politician is an open question.
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He was smart, flashy, and unflappable—and making Derek the most famous racist in the world was the project of Don's life.
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They remained unflappable even — and maybe especially — as Trump continued to spew sexist and racist rhetoric on the campaign trail and beyond.
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Oiled up and on the clock, Poot Lorlek was the master of eight-limbed agonies and ecstasies. Cautious. Cat-like. Flamboyant. Resilient. Unflappable.
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And the prospect of facing off against an unflappable courtroom tactician like Harris should be keeping President Donald Trump awake at night, too.
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Pence was unflappable throughout, while deliberately choosing to avoid answering any direct questions about his running mate's litany of controversial remarks and positions.
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There's a lot of aggressive circumstances and I'm so impressed by our crews there because they are unflappable, they just get through it.
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Pete Davidson, Aidy Bryant, guest host Jonah Hill, even the normally unflappable Kate McKinnon — they're all visibly struggling to hold it together here.
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In the proximity of the sideline, you could see the nerves on everyone's faces, even the ones that scan as unflappable on television.
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At this point, even its most unflappable supporters probably agree that what The Walking Dead truly needs is a season 9 end date.
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Brady might be the easier choice due to his clutch throws, unflappable pocket presence, and relentless (if not a little crazy) work ethic.
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The Crossing, led with unflappable poise by its director, Donald Nally, performed the Buxtehude cantatas accompanied by the pliant period-instrument ensemble Quicksilver.
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Mr. Tucci is the most unflappable of actors, which makes Ted's inevitable and dramatic flapping all the more terrible and amusing to witness.
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The very skilled and unflappable Ms. Holst Douglas took on the project — no small job — and reupholstered it in a faux-alligator fabric.
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With her black nose and creamy coat, this unflappable woolen creature was mellowness personified while a pack of dysfunctional humans railed around her.
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And it forced the normally unflappable Ms. McKinnon to break character, as did Louis C. K., much to the delight of the crowd.
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But it may be where he honed the kind of daring, yet unflappable, confidence that has served him well in nine N.F.L. seasons.
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Durable and unflappable, he also had an unassuming, workmanlike demeanor that played well during a lengthy career in the country's largest media market.
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But the unflappable Spieth, who has a win and two runner-up finishes in his three Masters starts, is eager to move on.
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"Let's carry on with Vorglühen [pre-drinking]—erm, yoga," our unflappable instructor shouts, still balanced on one leg with her arms in the air.
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With abiding faith, unflappable courage and serious sense of squad goals, she demanded the respect of the men around her, and she won it.
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She has an unflappable demeanor and a ready smile, affectionately calling the rest of the staff her "daughters," hugging them close to her chest.
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But faced with a single rival with clearly distinct ideas and experience and a staunchly unflappable attitude, he seemed rude, ignorant, volatile and churlish.
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He's unflappable, never contradicts himself and has a clear narrative about his role in the 2016 election and dismissal by the President last May.
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Bartolo Colon, unflappable in his first two years with the club, has also shown traces of wearing down as he approaches his 43rd birthday.
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Beverly Tapinski, the unflappable, streetwise daughter of a former beauty queen and a New York City cop, is committed to sabotaging the entire pageant.
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WATCH THIS: Home Hack: How to Remove Candle Wax from Your Table Cloth The unflappable Kondo, thankfully, doesn't seem interested in pursuing this route.
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Dominika Cibulkova played an unflappable rematch to upset top-ranked Angelique Kerber, 266-224, 6-4, and win the WTA Finals title in Singapore.
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And once that distractible party animal turned his attention to Seina, Yui launched a dinner table prosecution that reduced the unflappable Seina to stutters.
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The outwardly unflappable Tavares this week continued to decline discussing his contract status before what could be his final home game as an Islander.
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Entrepreneurship MINNEAPOLIS — As a child, Alyza Bohbot always respected the unflappable work ethic of her parents, who ran Alakef Coffee Roasters in Duluth, Minn.
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May's resignation offer was a surprising move for a woman who, over the last two years, has bounced back from crises with unflappable resolve.
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"I'm really not busy," he said, looking unflappable and preppy in a heather-gray crew-neck sweater and jeans, his purple socks showing through.
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In her 14 years dancing the role, Teresa Reichlen has come to define it with cool glamour and an unflappable, almost teasing self-assurance.
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Many of the athletes expressed an unflappable conviction that they would one day win an Olympic medal, in a sport yet to be identified.
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" As for his own cool and unflappable demeanor post-election, Obama swore it's no act: "This is not just a matter of 'No-Drama Obama.
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Rothbart is a perfect commentator on Naples because he is unflappable, because his account is accurate, and because he is entirely sympathetic but not uncritical.
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In these moments, just as when we see them taking to the streets in protest, activists come off as strong and resolute, unflappable and resilient.
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They get in the plane with an unflappable pilot named Walter (Beau Bridges) and his golden retriever and take off, hoping to outrun the storm.
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And then the normally unflappable Leslie Jones, who plays "Bitch, I'm Groot" here, is so overwhelmed by the ridiculousness of the moment that she laughs openly.
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With sound judgement, common sense, and unflappable leadership, President Bush guided our Nation, and the world, to a peaceful and victorious conclusion of the Cold War.
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His uncensored and exuberant personality contrasts poorly with her steady and unflappable demeanor -- qualities that are on more lists of leadership qualities, last time I checked.
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Bryan: There are a lot of characters who know how to keep their powder dry in Game of Thrones, but nobody seems as unflappable as Varys.
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She was also a calming influence on the often-volatile candidate, unflappable and unfailingly polite even as her dad waged a scorched earth campaign against Clinton.
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Most recently, we've gotten a series of very strange glimpses into the life of Taylor Swift — formerly Apple Music's greatest nemesis and now its unflappable friend.
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Her dealer, Juan (Mahershala Ali), incidentally takes Chiron under his soft wing, teaching him to swim and sharing with him an unflappable love and kind honesty.
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Then, of course, there was that moment in the middle of a major dance-off with Bruno Mars, when the unflappable Bey almost took a tumble.
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The spectacle concluded with another guitar toss, and Beyoncé, one of the world's more unflappable performers, was left looking rather windblown, teetering on her high heels.
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So, working with Stacey Baker, the unflappable photo editor on this project, Savannah helped us wrangle more than two dozen sex workers into a photo studio.
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Mr. Coopman, known for being "unflappable," was a service engineer who specialized in automation and electrical controls for Wenger Manufacturing, a company based in Sabetha, Kan.
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In announcing his death, NPR's Neda Ulaby described Kasell as having a "lively sense of humor" behind the "unflappable authority" his voice lent to the news.
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She takes things out on her new-agey neighbor, Sierra (who invites her to a "moon circle" — Bring Your Own Crystals!), and her unflappable therapist, Ezra.
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If Mr. Rossi's unflappable suavity was standard operating procedure for a comedy team's straight man, Mr. Allen's childlike mix of innocence and insanity was something new.
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In "Private Song," that solo returned, but was shown alongside movement from "Set and Reset," as interpreted by Mr. Lac, whose unflappable presence was grounding throughout.
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Williams broke down in tears when she was questioned about the accident after her first round here but has appeared as unflappable as usual on court.
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" And Vindman seemed prepared to rebut questions about his work history, wielding his own performance reviews that described him as "brilliant, unflappable, and exercises excellent judgment.
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The presence of those senators and their constituents' unflappable support for the president is the guarantor that he will not be removed from office by Congress.
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Paquin plays Robyn, an American working for a U.K. firm, who's completely unflappable at work and of course a mess in terms of her personal life.
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Up to this point, he has cultivated an unflappable political persona, defined by his cool intellect and seeming immunity to criticism or provocation from his critics.
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Jeffrey Wall, Mr Trump's acting solicitor-general, was unflappable in running down every question 13 Fourth Circuit judges threw his way in its hearing on May 8th.
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P. J. Byrne and J. C. MacKenzie do fine work as Richie's cringing lieutenants Scott and Skip, as does Susan Heyward, who plays his unflappable secretary Cece.
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Germany could do worse than a new chancellor who is able to combine Mrs Merkel's unflappable maturity with a greater willingness to think ahead to the 2030s.
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And one is set in the sky, where two unflappable RAF Spitfire pilots (Tom Hardy and Jack Lowden) maintain their cool professionalism as their fuel runs low.
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There are at least two things we know about Hillary Clinton as a politician: that she built a reputation as a good listener, and that she's unflappable.
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He recalls the usually unflappable Keenan talking about the father who identified his son by a femur that had been repaired with pins during surgery years ago.
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He's got a TV anchor's unflappable poise and immovable hair, and radiates an almost eerie calm when a dozen explosive stories break during his daily CNN show.
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Sally was unflappable and logical throughout her testimony, and she showed Trump something he's not used to seeing — a backbone (the sexiest part of a woman, really).
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With sound judgement (sic), common sense, and unflappable leadership, President Bush guided our Nation, and the world, to a peaceful and victorious conclusion of the Cold War.
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As he showed in that town hall in May, he is smooth, likable, and unflappable—able to face even his harshest detractors openly and in good faith.
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There have, however, been no crises during a period of relentless external headwinds, and Abe has been reassured by the unflappable Kuroda's steady hand on the tiller.
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More important, Ms. O'Toole has disappeared inside her character, drawing a moving, indelible portrait of a man who retains an unflappable spirit even as death draws near.
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"She was unflappable and she was also humble," recalled Wanda McDaniel, who hired Ms. Meyer at Armani, where she is executive vice president, entertainment industry communications worldwide.
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Today, the fear of epidemics from China remains in the normally unflappable DNA of my fellow Hong Kongers, an anxiety that has been realized with COVID-19.
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People who know him say an unflappable demeanor denotes an attention to detail, a workaholic who came in as an outsider to win the party leadership in 2016.
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Unflappable, reasonable, even cold (an assumption he has poked fun at during several White House Correspondents' Dinners), Mr Obama recoiled from the caricature of black men as angry.
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Manchester City's likely run to an English Premier League football title ranks high on the list, as does Tiger Woods's unflappable final round of golf at the Masters.
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With Rose and McIlroy in the clubhouse on six-under, Schauffele fought back from a 143-stroke outward nine to get to seven-under but Molinari was unflappable.
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Instead, the secretary general, a generally unflappable Norwegian, stuck to his mantra of recent days: NATO members are united on the principle of collective defense, whatever their disagreements.
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Mr. Wray, who became director in August, remained unflappable during his first appearance before the House Judiciary Committee, touting the work of the F.B.I.'s nearly 37,000 employees.
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In her review for The Times, Janet Maslin commended Moore for being "so enjoyably unflappable that you sometimes have to look closely to make sure he's still breathing."
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That's exactly what happened the day he came by for an interview, leaving everyone from the receptionist to my generally unflappable Noisey colleagues more than a little starstruck.
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As R. Kelly's agitation grew -- as he raised his voice, cried into the camera, and finally stood, yelling and gesturing forcefully over King -- she was unflappable, in control.
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They've seen it on TV: the sharp-tongued, compassionate, and courageous prosecutor that leaves them imagining an unflappable black woman on the debate stage next to Donald Trump.
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The usually unflappable Hillary Clinton was filmed snapping at a Greenpeace activist in a tense exchange over fossil fuel contributions after a campaign rally in New York on Thursday.
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" Thirty years old, 21'2500", and four months pregnant during the training, Arnold Smither is unfailingly unflappable, even when chasing after her young son, who loved toddling around the hotel.
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Financial outlets are already charting "the rise and fall of Bitcoin," and on January 22017, the normally unflappable loyalists on Reddit were straight up admitting that doomsday had come.
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He was unflappable; he wouldn't even "holler" when they pistol-whipped him -- and that just couldn't stand, Milam said, according to a copy of the article archived by PBS.
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Long (180 minutes) and languid, it takes you through the life of Mahendra Singh Dhoni, the unflappable captain of the Indian cricket team that won the 2011 World Cup.
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In a telephone interview, Mr. Billings recalled how unflappable Mr. Mayer was on the plane as he readied his parachute for the jump and gave a few final directives.
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"People can argue and do about the merits of the trial, but nobody can argue with her unflappable mental strength," said Ms. Wang, the founder and C.E.O. of Evertoon.
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Unflappable though Dr. Fauci may seem, the new coronavirus worries him, especially its spread in the Seattle area and the toll it is taking in a nursing home there.
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A burly man who "carried himself like a big rugby player," according to the magazine photographer David Burnett, Mr. Faas was at ease with troops and unflappable under fire.
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Brady remained unflappable, just as he had been while throwing for 505 yards and three touchdowns over the previous four hours in a back-and-forth 41-33 loss.
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If Davis's charisma could be described as unflappable eloquence, Gilmore's derives from a fierce and precise analysis, an intolerance of vagaries, and it was Gilmore who commanded the room.
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One attorney running the murder boards for the transition team had been confident about secretary of state nominee Rex Tillerson, based on his unflappable demeanor in multiple practice sessions.
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Ralph Moore Jr., a veteran activist in Baltimore who teaches classes for adults getting their G.E.D. at Baltimore City Community College, said Mr. Cummings's unflappable optimism sometimes frustrated him.
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Millman had beaten Federer in the fourth round of the 2018 U.S. Open, a four-set slog in humid conditions that left the normally unflappable Federer dripping with perspiration.
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The harried staff, meanwhile, includes Judd's mostly unflappable right hand (Suzy Nakamura), the ship's level-headed engineer (Lenora Crichlow) and its officious customer-relations specialist ("Silicon Valley's" Zach Woods).
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Throughout, the solitary Mr. Tower maintains an unflappable refinement, dedicated, a college friend says, to "looking for some utopian possibility of living, because that's what kept the darkness away."
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Frank Pellegrino Sr., a sometime actor and the unflappable gatekeeper of Rao's, his family's clannish, celebrity-studded and prohibitively exclusive restaurant in East Harlem, died on Tuesday in Manhattan.
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Hart has been so steady and unflappable — even as opponents have taken early leads in games — that the Flyers have actually crept into the race for a playoff spot.
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In Live from New York: An Oral History of Saturday Night Live, Shookus said that, despite the stories of an unflappable Lorne Michaels, the steely exec does laugh during auditions.
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But the recent broken ribs haven't stopped the unflappable Notorious RBG, a nickname for the justice popularized in recent years (in 2015, Irin Carmon's biography with that title was published).
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That film, and in his subsequent hits that followed, Douglas broke with the tradition of unflappable leading men by portraying complex and often morally-conflicted characters that tested audiences sympathies.
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Their visits to Anaheim have often been fraught — the Angels have twice eliminated the Yankees from the playoffs, and their Rally Monkey used to spook the otherwise unflappable Derek Jeter.
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Accusations of being an "angry black woman" chased Michelle Obama throughout her tenure at the White House, despite eight years of unflappable poise (black women suffer disproportionately under this paradigm).
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"For the people who interact with him on a daily basis, they know he's pretty unflappable and extremely professional in terms of how he goes about his business," Hahn said.
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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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First-person testimonials from this time recount a conversation between two especially unflappable telegraph operators, operating eerily functional yet unplugged machines, who chose to shrug and continue tapping out messages.
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Trebek, the unflappable Canadian who may likely be the true heir of Walter Cronkite's "most trusted man in America" mantle, has been our rock, the man with all the questions (answers).
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The most uncomfortable aspect of it, for me, was that the quality in Nunez that repelled the judge was the very quality that had inclined me toward him: his unflappable calm.
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Despite all this, May was unflappable, subtly admonishing the president for his interview with one of Britain's leading tabloids by withholding smiles, keeping a careful distance and sticking to a script.
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The Korean team of Ki Bo-bae, Choi Mi-sun and Chang Hye-jin was unflappable on a windy day at the Sambódromo, shooting brilliantly to rout its opponents, 5-1.
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Save for maybe the no-hitter in his first playoff game, no moment showed off Halladay's unflinching, unflappable dedication to his craft better than his performance on Tuesday, May 12, 2009.
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Cecile Richards — the outgoing president of Planned Parenthood — may look calm and unflappable with her trademark blue suits and neat cap of golden hair, but she's a troublemaker from way back.
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And although recent set lists haven't had room for every last hit, they have included more than enough to satisfy fans of Ms. Carey's vocal bravado and Mr. Richie's unflappable suavity.
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Her sense of humor, unflappable cool, and shockingly-good hair (despite being in the era of teased bangs) made it easy to understand why Uncle Jesse was so in love with her.
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But that confidence, that steeliness, that unflappable professionalism — to the white male senators hearing her testimony, and much of the audience watching the hearings — that made Hill an aberration, and a threat.
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Like his predecessor of six decades ago, Mr Macron prides himself on being able to cope with storms and knows how to maintain an unflappable façade; he is said not to sweat.
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Her's is a persona that's so unflappable, that even her father's antics don't have much impact; a phenomenon that many of the experts in Chinese-American relations I spoke to find flabbergasting.
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As I have mentioned before, the BA voice tends to be redolent of those black-and-white war films, featuring unflappable RAF pilots, that were once a feature of Sunday afternoon television.
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The strategy did not seem to work as well for Mr. Kaine, who faced an unflappable opponent in Mr. Pence and saw some of his sharpest lines swallowed in messy cross-talk.
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Germany, Europe and the world may be undergoing dramatic changes, but Merkel, the message from her camp goes, remains a constant - solid, a bit boring, but unflappable and above all hard-working.
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The suggestion that Mr. Xi could take China back to the turmoil of the Mao era appeared likely to irritate the authorities, who describe Mr. Xi as a bulwark of unflappable order.
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New Yorkers are famously unflappable, but a viral video of two people playing a full game of ping pong on a 22019 train has New York Twitter visibly annoyed at the players.
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Zverev found another gear to break twice in the third but the unflappable Chung was far from finished, and broke early in the third set, before consolidated it to lead 3-0.
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To the Editor: Even though Tim Kaine would have won if it had been on substance, it's always more about style, and so Mike Pence won — on his reassuring, mellow, unflappable demeanor.
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"I think the schedule has been no surprise for anyone," said Peter Burling, Team New Zealand's 26-year-old helmsman, who has been an unflappable presence in his first America's Cup match.
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This sketch sees John Cena and Aidy Bryant live out some erotic fantasies behind the bookshelf at an "adult literature" shop, while Kenan Thompson's unflappable store clerk deflects their eccentricities as customers approach.
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However, unlike some fashion critics and photographers, Cunningham was known for his unflappable charm and good nature, always ready with a smile and encouraging word for even the newest would-be fashion star.
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MANAMA (Reuters) - Words failed Valtteri Bottas on Saturday after the unflappable Finn bounced back from a disappointing Chinese Grand Prix by taking the first pole position of his Formula One career in Bahrain.
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Mr. Cavett's unflappable demeanor was tested by a 1971 show featuring Jerome I. Rodale, the publisher and an organic-food guru, which fans continually tell him was unforgettable; strange, since it never aired.
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Mr. Meyers, the literate, quip-firing comedian and host of NBC's "Late Night," had spent the preceding days mapping out his conversation with Ms. Conway, a steadfast and unflappable spokeswoman for Mr. Trump.
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The fact that the usually unflappable Khaled was genuinely in awe and at a loss for words to describe a vehicle's interior says a lot about the level of luxe that Biebervelli operates within.
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INDIANAPOLIS, May 26 (Reuters) - Alexander Rossi had more than enough rage to fuel a late challenge for an Indianapolis 500 win on Sunday but not enough horsepower to chase down an unflappable Simon Pagenaud.
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He was a fierce challenge competitor and he buoyed tribemates with his unflappable spirit, but strategic miscalculations (FigTayls) and mischievous behavior (overeating and stealing food) are hard to forgive in a game like Survivor.
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Bonnie Carlson (Zoe Kravitz) — the seemingly unflappable yoga instructor arrived on the scene just in time to see Perry attacking the other women, and shoved him down the stairs as he was kicking Celeste.
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Mr. Hinterhäuser brought together two old collaborators of his, the artist William Kentridge and Mr. Goerne, the baritone, for a teeming yet sober staging of Berg's "Wozzeck," conducted with unflappable patience by Vladimir Jurowski.
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Now he heads to Italy, joined by a fan favorite on his show: the unflappable staffer Jordan Schlansky, his willing verbal jousting partner and punching bag — and a self-purported expert on Italian culture.
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"The Box" puts Brown's seemingly unflappable dentist Philip under the harsh fluorescent lights as Jake (Samberg) throws himself headlong into the interrogation and Captain Holt (Braugher) tries to take his more innately deadpan approach.
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Unflappable and patient, dedicated to the freedom she had thrust upon her as a young East German physicist in 1989, Mrs Merkel is a beacon to those who fear the flickering of the liberal flame.
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Bethenny Frankel's impending surgery for uterine fibroids left her shaking and in tears on Wednesday night's Real Housewives of New York City – a far cry from the unflappable figure she usually cuts across the series.
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Republican strategist Ron Bonjean said there is plenty Trump could learn from Pence, who stayed on offense at the vice-presidential debate, did not bother to respond to Kaine's accusations, and looked calm and unflappable.
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Over on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, the seemingly unflappable Valencia (Gabrielle Ruiz) found herself flustered in the warm presence of Beth (Emma Willmann), a potential new client who pleasantly surprised her by laughing at her jokes.
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Over the course of three debates, Clinton has decisively won the temperament question, not only by remaining calm and unflappable but also by provoking her rival to constantly act in peevish and even childish ways.
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As far back as the 1960s, there were waves of children and teenagers who fashioned whole identities on the example set by Cosby, not just in his public deportment, but in his swaggering, unflappable cool.
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He's long since secured his place in film history as a globe-trotting adventurer, unflappable in the face of danger, and suited to clamoring over every kind of terrain in search of things to film.
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Until these materials were made available to researchers, the portrait that Roosevelt had cultivated during his life, one largely accepted by his biographers, was of a man gilded with optimism, unflappable, self-composed, self-confident.
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But over the years she also became increasingly interested in women's issues, and remained utterly unflappable in the face of Republican male hysteria, as when she told Newt Gingrich to work on his anger issues.
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At times the usually unflappable Federer let his frustration show, like when he missed a backhand overhead in the third set, a set where Dzumhur was visited by the trainer for an apparent abdominal issue.
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To secure the prize, Ms. Morison, 31, sang selections from Rossini ("Tancredi"), Strauss ("Der Rosenkavalier"), Ravel ("L'Heure Espagnole") and Purcell ("Dido and Aeneas") with a silky, lightly smoky tone, easygoing dramatic flair and unflappable poise.
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Mr. Moore exerted himself heroically, grappling with villains atop a moving train, chasing them down ski slopes or into outer space, his unflappable suavity accompanied by an occasional smirk or upward twitch of the eyebrow.
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The Australian actress said while she can see why fans respond to her "unflappable sense of humor," she can't come to grips as to why they celebrate her for loving someone who doesn't treat her well.
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Strike is a Humphrey Bogart-ish noir detective (he's nearly always right, nearly always unflappable, and nearly always the coolest person in the room), put through the mildest of Everyman filters (but also he is fat).
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It's not that Waters has abandoned her belief—she's attracted something of a reputation in Washington, as it were, for her unflappable left-wing worldview—she just believes in operating on the most human level possible.
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One year on and it was Bottas who looked unflappable and assured as he started on pole position and firmly but fairly fended Hamilton off at the start, before soaking up late pressure from the Briton.
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She is a robust orator, and has taken her scathing critique of the police and judiciary, and unflappable belief that justice will prevail, to major newspapers and news programs, garnering support and wrath in equal measure.
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Despite playing against a more playoff-seasoned opponent, the Raptors proved unflappable throughout the series and whenever the Warriors looked set to seize momentum Toronto would use some smart passes and precise shooting to maintain control.
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The look of lust in the eyes of Condola Rashad's normally unflappable attorney Kate Sacker, accompanied by the sensual strains of Chris Isaak's "Wicked Game" on the sound system, simply add additional seasoning to the scenario.
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But with her prosecutorial style and unflappable demeanor during the Kavanaugh hearings, she clearly forged a unique connection with women, one that could serve as a powerful driver in her campaign if she decides to run.
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Harold R. Denton, the unflappable federal bureaucrat who comforted Americans worried that the nation's worst commercial nuclear power accident, at Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania in 1979, would escalate into a doomsday catastrophe, died on Feb.
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With the grace of pioneers like Coretta Scott King and Fannie Lou Hamer, the former first lady has remained poised and unflappable, traits that are all severely missing from the current occupant of the White House.
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The show's unflappable lead, Andrew Lincoln (who plays Rick Grimes), announced he will depart after Season 9, and the previous season of the spinoff "Fear the Walking Dead" has been met with some criticism and confusion.
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New to Netflix: Will Smith stars as Alex Hitchens, a "date doctor" whose suaveness and charm are irresistible — until he meets Sara Melas (Eva Mendes), an unflappable, witty gossip columnist who seems impervious to his advances.
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Last year, Friedman, in character as an unflappable news reporter, did a biting segment on campus rape in which she persuaded three college frat brothers to drag around life-size female dolls called Cannot Consent Carrie.
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Clinton, appearing on CNN Tuesday, sought to portray a statesmanlike image, saying that Europe needed to toughen its own anti-terrorism laws and warned that the attacks underscore the need for unflappable leadership in the White House.
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"My comment is that I've said everything that I have to say about that silly situation in The New York Times," Mr. Allen said at a press lunch on Thursday, seeming unflappable and unsurprised by the questions.
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The air was nippy and snow clung to the tent, but the bride was unflappable as she set out toward her new family, past the few dozen friends and relatives and several squeaky sea gulls in attendance.
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Alan Finder, an unflappable eye in the storm of daily newspapering, reported on or oversaw coverage of New York City government, education, urban affairs, sports and international news during nearly three decades at The New York Times.
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She was not being flippant, just evasive, as she tried to steer each question about the accident to tennis and this tournament, where she is a five-time champion and carries the aura of stately, unflappable royalty.
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And when you have a husband who's standing by you who is so strong and so unflappable it really gives me a lot of strength, and I have to honestly say it didn't impact me in the least.
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An unflappable Pence benefited from the contrast and won the night -- with 48% of those who watched it saying he had the best night, compared to 42% saying Kaine won, per a CNN/ORC poll of debate viewers.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Unflappable American teenager Virginia Thrasher won the first gold medal of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games on Saturday, holding her nerve against two Chinese Olympic champions to clinch the women's 10m air rifle event.
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The mother of four, who normally has an unflappable air about her, knew she had to rush to her boy -- no matter that a storm was brewing, the likes of which her corner of Louisiana never had seen.
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One such employee is the unflappable Trumbo, a highly paid writer and so-called "swimming-pool Soviet" who hands out pro-union leaflets, but who also lives with his wife (Diane Lane) and children on a sizable ranch.
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He sits erect on the couch, unflappable and neatly groomed, like Don Draper crossed with a robot; there's something not quite right about him, and it's only at the end of the scene that the something becomes clear.
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In person, he is effortlessly charming and unflappable, tossing out quotes from philosophers and smiling in a way that suggests that critics who harp on the air-kissy, grand-operatic excess of his restaurants are missing the point.
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With a signature cut fastball and unflappable demeanor under pressure, Mr. Rivera, 49, earned a record 652 saves, with another 42 in the postseason, and this year became the first unanimous inductee into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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Mark Kidel uses Mr. Grant's home movies and unpublished autobiography to get beneath the surface of a seemingly unflappable leading man who spent his life, he claimed, "searching for peace of mind," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The Times.
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Scene Stealers LOS ANGELES — When it comes to Hollywood reincarnations, this one may top them all: Chuck Woolery, the affable, unflappable, Everyman host of 1980s-era game shows like "Love Connection," re-emerged as … a right-wing podcaster?
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For the first nine holes, Spieth was his usual unflappable self as he mixed five birdies with a lone bogey and several clutch putts to reach the turn five strokes clear at seven under, seemingly in total command.
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Slick-skating forward Jonathan Drouin wound up at center, blew right around the usually unflappable Marc-Edouard Vlasic, and went backhand-to-forehand to tuck his 14th goal of the season around Dell 1:13 into the man-advantage.
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We're betting that even the most unflappable Capitol Hill commentators will have spent some of the past week-and-a-bit stress-eating toffee popcorn and wondering whether that emergency tub of Ben & Jerry's is still in the freezer.
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With its scatological references (and a defendant who liked to dress in a white leather jacket with a set of stars and stripes), the trial was frequently absurd, although Judge Chun proved himself throughout to be sober and unflappable.
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If her first impression as an artist was one of unflappable cool and her next was one of pop precision, the reality may be something closer to: Dreezy is someone who, whatever the context, you want on your side.
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She had come to the school from Taiwan specifically to be close to the company, after becoming captivated by a video of "The Rite of Spring," a 35-minute piece of unflappable intensity, performed on an dirt-covered stage.
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By turns animated and defensive, at one point throwing his arms up to punctuate a point, the typically unflappable Mr. Comey argued that he had been left with no choice when he sent a letter to Congress on Oct.
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The trio of Ki Bo-bae, Choi Mi-sun and Chang Hye-jin were unflappable on a windy day at the Sambodromo, shooting brilliantly to rout their opponents 5-1 and send Korean fans in the terraces into raptures.
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Janice is the sort of villain who will cheerily tell a non sequitur story about some random factoid — in tonight's case, the creation of concrete from limestone struck by lightning — just to show her prisoners how unflappable she is.
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Though the Fury we know from the Avengers movies is nigh unflappable, barely blinking at frozen super-soldiers or literal gods, the Fury of Captain Marvel never knew extraterrestrials even existed, let alone that they might have an interest in Earth.
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Yet the unflappable philosophy graduate who now occupies the ornate first-floor office in the Elysée, just below where he once worked as an adviser to Mr Hollande, seems undaunted by the task, and seized by a sense of historic responsibility.
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When the actress cruised onto the scene in 2000, playing the free-spirited and magnetic Penny Lane in Almost Famous, we collectively fell in love with her unflappable joie de vivre (one that seemed inseparable from the character she played).
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" President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE praised Bush's humility and "unflappable leadership.
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Buttigieg has been praised for his unflappable nature and measured presence on the campaign trail, but the shooting and protests have clearly impacted him, and the video footage coming out of South Bend has been damaging to his otherwise charmed campaign.
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Ms. Crystal, who in addition to her sister is survived by her son, Gustav Che Finkelstein, had an unflappable, slightly spacey demeanor and an incongruous la-di-da accent that added an extra layer of ineffability to an already bizarre persona.
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The normally unflappable Merkel reportedly became angry during the latest exploratory talks after Jens Spahn, a leading member of her CDU party and possible Merkel successor, questioned the ability to sell a new grand coalition, the Berliner Zeitung newspaper reported.
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" The usually unflappable Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau, finally gave up trying to cajole President Trump and declared the tariffs "insulting and unacceptable" and "an affront" to the thousands of Canadians "who have fought and died alongside American comrades-in-arms.
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Regardless of what main course or dessert or entire goddamn dinner party Child is preparing, she's completely unflappable, and despite always seeming just slightly out of breath, she projects a confidence that I think I've only felt once in my life.
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In her first testimony to Congress since a bruising confirmation hearing in January, Ms. DeVos appeared unflappable as she told members of a House Appropriations subcommittee that the budget sought to empower states and parents to make decisions about students' educations.
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In a television interview, the usually unflappable Cazeneuve hit out at right-wing politicians from Nice, led by the regional president Christian Estrosi, who he accused of almost daily lies and political broadsides in the wake of the Nice massacre.
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Stead leaves the reader with much to ponder, not least if you consider that his unflappable mammoth's real-world counterparts went extinct millenniums ago and that the Old Testament superhero whose name he bears was betrayed by the woman he loved.
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At its heart, The X-Files was a cop show, built atop the detective dramas of the 1970s, where every week the unflappable gumshoe would investigate a new case, crack it, and then watch as the criminals were sent away to jail.
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Cleveland's unflappable manager Terry Francona, who won two World Series sweeps while steering the Boston Red Sox and has a remarkable 11-2 record in Fall Classic games, does not suffer from complacency and has his own way of battling the nerves.
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Unfortunately for the Republicans, Strzok turned out to be an unflappable witness and impressively made the case that his personal beliefs about Donald Trump's fitness for office, which were widely shared by Republicans as well as Democrats, did not influence the investigation.
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In the female lead role of Squirrel Girl will be Milana Vayntrub, most recently seen playing Sloane Sandburg in This Is Us. If you don't watch that show, you might better know her as the unflappable saleswoman in those AT&T ads.
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Nervous liberals see Clinton in a precarious position thanks to Sanders's refusal to drop out and endorse her; unflappable liberals believe the polls will narrow quickly once the Democratic race is officially decided, again citing the 2008 election as a historical precedent.
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Under a blazing sun at Rod Laver Arena, the aggressive baseliner fought back from 4-2 down in the third set and was unflappable in the final tiebreak, closing out the match with a pair of booming serves past his Spanish opponent.
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A warm, unflappable Guernsey native and veteran fight director, she has no patience for the idea that an actor might manage to hit his mark, stay in the light, angle his face perfectly, yet get so lost in the moment that he — whoops!
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Once established as a model in New York in the late 1960s, Ms. Schiano enmeshed herself in a circle of well-known designers, artist and writers, exhibiting, by all accounts, an eye-catching stylishness and unflappable self-confidence that was hard to ignore.
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WASHINGTON — Representative Hakeem Jeffries, an unflappable Brooklynite tasked with keeping the fractious House Democratic caucus on message, wanted to spend Wednesday talking up the party's all-in-one voting rights and ethics reform bill making its way to a vote this week.
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Much like Zanele Muholi's portraits of the LGBTI community in South Africa that appear to repeatedly stand up to their naysayers, women from the wilderness are welcomed as insiders in the calm, unflappable quarters of Wave Hill for their tenacity and for empowering collective memory.
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The 63-year old Najib has managed to weather the storm thus far thanks to the unflappable backing of elites who keep him in power but there is speculation he may call snap polls ahead of the June 2018 general election to retain his post.
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Opinion by: Krystal Ball Throughout this campaign, Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenWarren goes local in race to build 28500 movement 6900 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2628 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE has cultivated an image as relentlessly cheerful and unflappable.
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"Taylor was an extremely credible, unflappable and compelling witness who did not take sides but testified about facts that are very damning to President Trump, and the Republicans did not lay a glove on him," said Theodore J. Boutrous Jr., a prominent Washington lawyer.
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She bantered good-naturedly, as is her habit, displaying an unflappable poise and a set of curves pneumatically packaged inside a closefitting top and skirt from the collection she was about to unveil for QVC, which will be introduced in its entirety on March 14.
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Rublev looked up to the task from the start and proved to be unflappable against Kyrgios, who complained to his team in the box several times about not being able to see and later said he took time adjusting to the massive Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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Grant "speaks" through excerpts from an unpublished autobiography (read by Jonathan Pryce) and home movies he shot, which the documentary's director, Mark Kidel, intercuts with scenes from Grant's many movies to show that this seemingly unflappable leading man was a bundle of doubts and insecurities.
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But when Mr. Haacke showed up for an interview at his dealer's gallery in Manhattan, what was shocking was his quietude: In sensible sandals, roomy jeans and a staid plaid shirt, the 83-year-old New Yorker answered questions with an amiable, unflappable calm.
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Sean Evans, the unflappable host, began to ask him a question, and DJ Snake, frantic, got up from his seat, took off his leopard-collar denim jacket, exhaled deeply, took a swig of milk, and accused Mr. Evans of lying about eating equally hot wings.
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It's probably best that The Good Place just didn't bother coming up with an actual character to be a perfect damnation foil for Jason, because the guy seems pretty unflappable, but danged if the show didn't do exactly this with the Derek-Janet dynamic.
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No matter how relentlessly the birds had been pecked at and bitten by older siblings, no matter how often food had been snatched from their beaks or how slowly they had grown, on reaching maturity the once-persecuted birds proved surprisingly confident, capable — unflappable.
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On the other end of the fear spectrum, my seemingly unflappable seatmate, who never showed any anxiety during all of the flight's seven-plus hours, told me that, now, after several flights on this mission, she couldn't imagine being fazed by normal airplane turbulence.
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My first step was to make an appointment with Ryan Dichter, an unflappable Coloradan so deeply attuned to the Ralph Lauren ethos that his title as director of employee experience at the designer's New York flagship store has shaded into something closer to unofficial brand ambassador.
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At last summer's annual confab of the nation's TV critics, this usually unflappable contingent of seen-it-all smarties had their collective breath taken away with the disclosure that there will likely be way more than 400 scripted series on the so-called "small screen" in 2016.
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Forceful, detailed and unflappable in the face of Republican taunts, the veteran diplomat delivered a remarkable rebuke of the actions taken by the president and his allies inside and outside of the government who placed Mr. Trump's political objectives at the center of American policy toward Ukraine.
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In two-plus seasons with the Mets, Colon, a rotund veteran with an unflappable demeanor on the mound and a batting helmet that sometimes spins off his head when he swings, has earned folk-hero status with an endearing approach to the game that occasionally defies logic.
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Covering more than 1,100 km (700 miles) in 14 hours by airplane and car, Mitsotakis was unflappable as he visited soldiers in Evros, at the border with Turkey, garlic and silk producers in towns nearby, and families on the streets in one of Greece's poorest regions.
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The body is the threshold across which each objectionable call passes into consciousness — all the unintimidated, unblinking, and unflappable resilience does not erase the moments lived through, even as we are eternally stupid or everlastingly optimistic, so ready to be inside, among, a part of the games.
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Facing off before the Supreme Court on Wednesday, in what could be the most momentous abortion case in a quarter-century, will be two lawyers who are still in their thirties and are described by colleagues as whip-smart masters of the law and unflappable under pressure.
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If the Yankees are buoyed by the presence of Sabathia, an unflappable veteran who won the decisive fifth game of their division series at Cleveland, it is also worth remembering that whichever team has been at home in this A.L.C.S. has played with verve and confidence.
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Spence Jr. is one of the American welterweights who could be that new dominant force, and few come cooler as he seems unfazed when standing face-to-face with whatever opponent, unflappable in the midst of leather-strewn battle, and has come up trumps in every bout.
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But it was his unique blend of intelligence, humor, and talent–not to mention his unflappable leadership, playful antics, and competitive temperament–that transcended the sport and propelled him to a level of renown that few other athletes have achieved, including his memorable appearances on the television show Seinfeld.
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Offering a slant on the unflappable image he'd cultivated in Dazed and Confused and again as a dreamboat in Boys on the Side, his performances in the post-Tropic Thunder years would yield some of the most fascinating work in his filmography, and ultimately restore his former stature.
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Set in Berlin in 1929, six months before Black Friday, Babylon Berlin follows police inspector Gereon Rath (Volker Bruch) who has just transferred from Cologne to Berlin, and Charlotte Ritter (Liv Lisa Fries), a young working class woman who is as hardened, pragmatic and unflappable as her city.
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He also gets slapstick-y on the line "Uh, I'm a love machine / and I won't work for nobody but you," but then he flips the idea on its head by rattling off the response—"It's only me and her cause the Bugatti a coupe"—with unflappable self-assurance.
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DeGrom is a notably unflappable presence on the mound, but given the frustration that simply watching the Mets squander quality start after quality start can inspire, one can only imagine what it must feel like to be the one having your achievements wasted day in and day out.
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What started as yet another harebrained scheme to slack off from Jake (Andy Samberg) has become a beloved tradition for the precinct and the series alike, with even — or, honestly, especially — the unflappable Captain Holt ditching his stoic professionalism to outwit his subordinates (or growing furious when he can't).
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The sisters Satsuki and Mei move into a ramshackle country cottage while their mother convalesces at a nearby hospital, and they overcome their fears with the help of some possibly imaginary new friends, including a slyly grinning cat that doubles as a bus and the huge, furry, unflappable Totoro.
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A comedy sketch duo, Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan PEELE, did an Obama act for years on their eponymous TV show; Mr. Peele played an unflappable president, and Mr. Key played Luther, his Anger Translator, the embodiment of all the frustration and indignation that President Obama never expressed.
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My recipe, the Ed Harris (he made a big impression on me as the unflappable John Glenn in "The Right Stuff") is 0.5 milligrams of Clonazepam with a chaser of 50 parts vodka, one part cranberry juice, and if you want to forget the juice, that's O.K., too.
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At some point in the last few years, Sevigny shed her erstwhile It Girl status and entered the pantheon of artists who manage a kind of ageless, enduring cool, in both the unflappable and the groovy senses of that overused word: Laurie Anderson, Kim Gordon, Jim Jarmusch, Patti Smith.
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"Holding up of security assistance that would go to a country that is fighting aggression from Russia for no good policy reason, no good substantive reason, no good national security reason is wrong," Mr. Taylor, the unflappable acting ambassador to Ukraine, said in a commanding voice somehow reminiscent of Walter Cronkite.
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When he finally won his Oscar, it was 25 years later, for this sequel in which his Hustler character, Fast Eddie Felson, faced off against a young pool shark played by Tom Cruise — who was, at the time, seen as the inheritor of Newman's "good looking with unflappable grace" throne.
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But Aaron revered his grandfather, a quiet, unflappable man who served in World War II. Aaron also had a taste for exploration and tests of fortitude: hiking and wandering through the woods in Maine, where his family vacationed every summer, and wrestling, a sport whose demand for martial discipline captivated him.
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His mother was "tough as nails," and his father — a "brilliant man, smart as could be," says Lew Conner, a Tennessee lawyer who is old friends of the Alexander family — helped shape the even and unflappable disposition that is the source of admiration and gentle mocking from Alexander's close friends and colleagues.
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But while Jarmusch's cinematic vision is rooted in the world at large, you cannot be sure what Padgett's weirdly actualized vision is rooted in — the everyday world, genre novels for adolescents, B-movies, Surrealism, fantastic tales, proper English novels, and Buster Keaton's unflappable demeanor are just some of the possibilities that crossed my mind.
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Friendly, positive, and unflappable, the head of the Joint Staff's plans and policy office expressed the concern of the chairman that designating military officers of another country as "terrorist" could backfire, especially if it was reciprocated against American special forces officers, who frequently operated clandestinely and have provided military assistance and training to insurgents.
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The self-ascribed "top cop" rhetoric that originally came into national parlance during her congressional race (and has been a pain in her side ever since) was quickly subsumed by a newfound reputation of "unflappable truth advocate" once she was elected and went viral for handing it to Jeff Sessions in a committee hearing.
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Both nature and art speak to the viewer, and in essence, the self —as long as one can drown out the din of flocking tourists and sit on the benches ingeniously placed far enough from the works that the unflappable lines of Martin's hand dissipate into tremulous frequencies of grey, pink, white, and pale green.
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Playing to a sizable crowd at Alice Tully Hall under the direction of the unflappable Jeffrey Milarsky, the Juilliard Orchestra charted a path from the cozy safety of Brahms through the still luscious, but no longer melodic, music of early Schoenberg, and on to Stravinsky's late dalliance with Serialism, before alighting on Babbitt's forbiddingly difficult Piano Concerto No. 2.
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Metal musicians and fans are as likely as anyone else to be influenced by a wide range of artists (how many times was Lemmy's love of ABBA referenced during his memorial service?), so is it any wonder that Bowie, with his far-reaching artistic prowess, unflappable charisma, and transgressive attitude would be especially appealing to so many of us?
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Sure, Midge has her frictional moments as she ascends through the ranks of the stand-up world (though most of them are external—misogyny from comedy club owners and a swelling rivalry from another woman comic—and not caused by any fault of her own), but she seems to breeze right through them with unflappable forward momentum.
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McConnell is a wily, unflappable, and determined Senate leader, and Democrats who underestimate him do so at their constant political peril, which is why the nervous muttering inside the Senate GOP about the economic damage this ongoing shutdown is causing the nation -- to say nothing of the political cost it is causing the GOP -- is so notable.
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"Seeking Truth," the party's leading theoretic journal, recently celebrated the fact that the "People's Leader" had handled the disaster with unflappable confidence, proving himself to be not only "the guiding light of China and the backbone of 1.4 billion Chinese," but also a "calming balm" for a world whose nerves had been jangled by the outbreak.
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One of the best things about "A Beautiful Day" is that it's not just a biopic; instead, it traces the true story of a friendship that blossomed between a cynical magazine writer (played by Matthew Rhys) and Rogers, whom he was assigned to profile and whose unflappable generosity of spirit patiently withstood the writer's every effort to "unmask" him.
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The rest of the rooms were occupied by old ladies: one who spoke no English and kept her television tuned to blaring Russian talk shows; a retired teacher in the final throes of cervical cancer; an unflappable, perpetually crocheting 99-year-old who had recently gained back some weight and taken to playing piano and who, everyone suspected, wasn't actually dying anymore.
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So let's take a quick tour of the highlights from the Woodward book and the horrors it suggests: North Korea One month into his presidency, as Woodward reports in the Post excerpt, Trump asked General Joseph Dunford, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, for a plan for a preemptive military strike on North Korea, which badly shook the ordinarily unflappable officer.
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The principal, an unflappable Vietnam War veteran, took the comment in stride, but even as a kid I recognized the admixture of hurt and shame on his face upon being racialized and diminished by a seven-year-old child, who, like me and many others in the class, had probably encountered very few black people in his life up to that point.
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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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Mr. Trump is rape culture's blathering id, and Sunday night Hillary Clinton (who, no doubt, has just as many man-made scars as the rest of us) has to stand next to him on a stage, and remain unflappable as she's held to an astronomically higher standard, and pretend that he is her equal while his followers persist in howling that sexism is a feminist myth.
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Over lunch at a vegan restaurant in Manhattan, Morris Pearl, a sturdy, unflappable man with a crown of white hair, who was wearing a windbreaker—he likes to travel around Manhattan by bicycle—told me that he decided to dedicate himself to the Patriotic Millionaires full time soon after making a business trip to Athens in the summer of 2013, during Greece's economic crisis .
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The unflappable head of the House Democratic Caucus has emerged as a fiercely disciplined party spin doctor, proficient in promoting the Democrats' ambitious agenda and attacking President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in cataclysmic terms, often in the same breath.
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Despite his later indignities and misdeeds, the Marlon Brando that exists in the public imagination is still the cultural icon, civil rights activist, game-changing screen actor and all-round glorious maverick; his defining image has always remained the one of him looking ripped and unflappable in A Streetcar Named Desire rather than the bloated has-been waddling about in the half-light in one of his mediocre late-career movies.
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Viewed on Capitol Hill as Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump criticizes House Democrats over war powers bill after telling lawmakers to vote their heart Overnight Defense: Bolton, GOP senators see close ties challenged | Republicans fume over Dem maneuver on Iran bills |Trump criticizes Democrats over war powers vote Lawmakers wager chocolate, barbecue on Super Bowl outcome MORE's possible heir apparent, the unflappable chairman of the House Democratic Caucus is a disciplined messenger and talented orator.
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Yet the unflappable positivity of the voices in our TV seemed to confirm the grim stories about Wuhan on WeChat: Users told about Li Wenliang, the whistle-blowing doctor there who was detained and then died from the infection; the online diary from a girl who lost her parents to the virus; people with serious illnesses dying because medical resources were being channeled toward the outbreak; the Red Cross keeping masks and supplies from the public.
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In the face of one of the campaign's most cringe-worthy moments (and there have been many — thank you, Donald), when Trump paraded three of Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE's accusers in front of the media prior to the debate, and then bluntly brought up their accusations during the debate, Hillary was unflappable.
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LeBron's rep took a major hit in an article quoting the whole league—Kevin Durant said no one wanted to play with him because the media lovefest surrounding LeBron is "toxic" and, speaking before he was traded to the Lakers, his then former and now current teammate Tyson Chandler said that when you play with LeBron "you've got to make it all about LeBron," (which Chandler later claimed was out of context)—and then came out of the day looking unflappable. Why?
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Along with his bandmates–Josh Salter and Seamus Dalton, who also play in Monomyth, and the newly minted fourth member, Brad Loughead, also of Each Other – Chapman has had to take time out of his day job as a biochemist at Dalhousie University to hit the road to promote a brand new Nap Eyes album called Thought Rock Fish Scale, a collection of unflappable, jangling, classic indie rock songs that may have set a record for the number of comparisons one band has ever received – from the Velvet Underground and the Modern Lovers to Pavement and the Clean, the list is almost endless.
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Not the least of the movie's joys is the roster of unflappable seamstresses, with years of experience, on whom he relies; in the course of one especially taxing night, they have to repair a wedding dress that has been tainted and torn, to be ready by 9 A.M. As for Day-Lewis, he strikes the eye as ineffably dapper, with a hint of the sacerdotal; in the opening minutes, he pulls on a magenta sock, buffs the toe cap of a shoe, and, wielding a pair of hairbrushes, sweeps back his lightly silvered locks with solemn care, as if robing himself in a vestry.
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