When confronted about their WhatsApp use, older Indians seem unruffled.
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But Mobike seems unruffled about the visit, and its rival.
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Millicent Fawcett's clothes are unruffled, her gaze fixed, her mouth shut.
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But there is always one stylish woman who remains unruffled throughout.
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Wilson, with a trademark cigar in his mouth constantly, appeared unruffled.
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An unruffled Raonic lost only seven points in the last five games.
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Duterte though appeared unruffled by the comparison, even seeking to embrace it.
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When his opponent repeatedly tried to interrupt him, he remained utterly unruffled.
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Successful competitors are unruffled by trying circumstances and respond to their riders.
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New Yorkers were mostly unruffled after the night sky suddenly turned electric blue.
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She appeared unruffled in her performance in the Olympic team competition on Sunday.
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On that score, Clinton went out of her way to appear unruffled and calm.
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It was imperative that he strike a balance between light sympathy and appearing completely unruffled.
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A government spokesman, on the other hand, appeared unruffled by the disappearance of the loot.
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Neuer kept on playing disdainful passes on the edge of his box, unruffled by risk.
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Ms. Baney, a 55-year-old engineer visiting from Virginia, appeared unruffled by the saunalike conditions.
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But here, the bold repetition of Buren's unruffled forms evokes a prayer or chant or meditation.
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Gray affected Pitt's unruffled drawl — "He said, 'Oh wow, that's cool'" — and laughed at the memory.
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Woodward, unruffled, told him that he did not expect to make an appointment for two years.
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Rama, who was on a visit to neighboring mainly-ethnic Albanian Kosovo, appeared unruffled by Saturday's protest.
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Lyndene Wan from the charity group Plan International Australia said residents in the capital were largely unruffled.
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Despite the surprise, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau soon sent out a congratulatory statement, seemingly unruffled as ever.
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But about a day later, after the drug wore off, the mole rats were once again unruffled.
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Mr. Welser-Möst's gift for letting scores breathe, unrushed and unruffled yet taut, serves "Ariadne" particularly well.
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The deer remained unruffled, eventually finding an open gate and running away as bullets tore into its hindquarters.
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It is in the deadpan meticulousness it embeds, its unruffled testimony about the highways and byways of history.
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There's an unruffled element to his game, be it with regards to his shot selection or decision-making.
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Yet the implacable pacing and Kenichi Negishi's unruffled cinematography shape Yasaka into a near-mythic instrument of destruction.
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" Unruffled, Brown said, "Is there a way to have a more sensible system that wasn't invented for I.B.M.?
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After dusting himself off, he posted a triumphant Instagram picture of the two grinning players, looking distinctly unruffled.
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Marisa has just come from a rather difficult job—details classified—but her red bangs are smooth and unruffled.
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She marks every slight, every humiliation, while noting how pleasant, how unruffled she tried to stay at the time.
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Unruffled, Ms. Price concludes the aria beautifully, eliciting an instantaneous standing ovation from an audience full of pop icons.
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The head of the Justice Department's Antitrust Division, Makan Delrahim, appears unruffled about a Disney-Fox deal, at least.
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However, with their unruffled response to Mr. Putin's aiding Donald Trump, it's clear that they prize partisanship over patriotism.
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While both movie theater executives seem unruffled by Netflix, this isn't to say the online streaming giant isn't gaining ground.
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Mr. Cruz faced at least a dozen questions on ethanol from residents during his recent trip, but appeared largely unruffled.
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While Migros' swastika bread sparked open outrage, especially on Twitter, the majority of comments on other social media remained unruffled.
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But with the ECB expected to strike a cautious tone because of doubts around inflation, bond investors seem largely unruffled.
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Beaty said Manziel was one of the best quarterbacks he had seen at remaining unruffled, even after a bad play.
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John picks up Phoebe's handbag and casually begins rummaging through it, a transgression that shocks Will but leaves Phoebe unruffled.
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There was Spanberger, in a royal blue blazer, looking like someone trying to appear extremely cool and confident and unruffled.
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However, North Korea appeared unruffled by China's latest move, saying the ban would have little effect on its nuclear weapons program.
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But viewers of the two previous iterations of the exhibition in Paris and Dublin seem to be unruffled by the suggestion.
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Tandy had been surprised the ocean did look like a form of a sky: smooth, unruffled, rough and continuous, just flowing.
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He had put on his long position eight months early, and was completely unruffled by the market's daily ups and downs.
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He had played throughout with an unruffled calm, a countenance that belied his inner unease about the outcome of the tournament.
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Gauff was unruffled from the start on Monday, repeatedly trumping the inconsistent Williams in both quick exchanges and longer baseline rallies.
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But he believes that the shock and horror some scientists now express belies the unruffled response of the experts he consulted.
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Yet when I spoke to Mr. Dodson this week, he was not only serenely unruffled by the president's decision — he applauded it.
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"One hundred percent," she replied, remaining firm and unruffled even under questioning by a sex crimes prosecutor hired by the committee's Republicans.
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But euro zone finance ministers, meeting in Brussels to discuss the latest economic outlook for the 19 countries sharing the euro, appeared unruffled.
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While bustling, it also felt inviting, almost suburban, and largely unruffled from the masses of tourists that crowd neighborhoods like the Centro Histórico.
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The outbursts have angered Democrats and embarrassed moderate Republicans, yet left largely unruffled a political base drawn to the former businessman's unfiltered style.
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In stories about the polite society of Rio de Janeiro, he managed, with unruffled elegance and composure, to say the most outrageous things.
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India, unruffled by the vacant terminals, is looking to snatch up the under-used complex to monitor Beijing's growing presence in the country.
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Now Liverpool, in one 10-minute blitz, seemed to fill with doubt a team that had been so composed, so unruffled, all season.
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These people — from various sectors of the Cubs' constituency — were at once confident, distraught, defiant, unruffled, excited and deathly afraid to be excited.
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Ukrainians following the news who spoke to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, an organization backed by the United States, were unruffled by it.
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The NPC's unruffled, unaltered façade is an unconvincing distraction from the ferment affecting a society in the grip of wrenching economic and social change.
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Thin-boned and petite, with sharp eyes behind oversized glasses, she had the high-strung yet unruffled quality of a bird on a wire.
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Wearing a dark suit and tie instead of his typical T-shirt and jeans, Zuckerberg remained largely unruffled and serious as senators questioned him.
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Or will he seek to portray himself as unruffled and in command, looking ahead to the state he has always viewed as a firewall?
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The chief tax writer in the House, Representative Kevin Brady, Republican of Texas and the chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, was unruffled.
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Critics said he did not possess Sinatra's vivid personality or Bennett's range and sheer energy, although his smooth, unruffled delivery was similar to Como's.
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Now, as the industry is trying to cope with retraction, Mr. Kern appears unruffled by the prospect of navigating the downturn of a luxury business.
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In placid pursuit of the pollinators attracted by the neat rows of purple flowers, a massive snowy egret saunters the grounds, unruffled by passing admirers.
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Barely audible, she ploughed on unruffled: "Some have decided to spend the next four years yelling," she ad-libbed with a shrug and a smile.
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Knowing this, Canada and Mexico seem unruffled by Mr Trump's latest threats as they go into the second round of NAFTA renegotiations on September 1st.
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Investors are unruffled by one-off problems like the cyber-attack and its Korean disaster, says James Edwardes Jones of RBC Capital Markets, a bank.
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Lover, out since August, is as cheerful and unruffled as Fearless was a decade ago, suffused with the deep satisfactions of a return to insouciance.
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It will be up to the rest of us to develop Mr. Jones's unruffled sense of perspective, and separate the meaningful tweet from the chaff.
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The proliferating spaces and networks of modern work regimes have facilitated political work that upends the smooth functioning of commerce and a relatively unruffled social order.
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Rakim's unruffled delivery hasn't been troubled over time—he still spins his stories with an urgency that doesn't need volume or histrionics to make an impact.
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But she remained unruffled, hitting a soaring four-iron into the 33rd hole, the par-five 15th, for a two-putt birdie that tied it up.
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Here he is celebrating: Janga's unruffled co-champ Hathwar is no stranger to the Bee's ruthless competition; his older brother Sriram was the 2014 co-champion.
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Originally, Mr. Sperling planned to show an athletic client playing tennis, riding a horse and jogging — his hair looking healthy and unruffled by all the activity.
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South Koreans have grown used to the threat of conflict with the North after decades of bellicose rhetoric from Pyongyang, and the companies remained unruffled on Friday.
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Many of the earliest ones, from the 1920s and '30s, are typically Surrealist prose poems — fragmented dreamlike narratives conveyed in an unruffled tone and often intensely visualized.
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Mr. Kigawa is always a poised guide through the most daunting music, as in his preternaturally unruffled evening-length survey of Pierre Boulez's complete solo piano works.
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The Chicago rapper Noname, a disciple of spoken word and Def Poetry Jam, has nimble wordplay and a warm, unruffled voice that work even better over beats.
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An adviser to Mr. Steyer, who requested anonymity to discuss private conversations with him, said that he had been unruffled by Ms. Warren's attacks on billionaire candidates.
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And, publicly at least, she was unruffled when Trump implied to the European journalists that he trusted Putin just as much as he did , at least for now.
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Over a sandwich at a strip mall diner, Mr. Fogle gave a pensive stare and said he was unruffled by the sour views many Phuds had of him.
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Wade or deliberate misrepresentations of Kavanaugh's judicial opinions and other writings, Chairman Grassley, unruffled, let Democrats put their pettiness, meanness, and foolishness on display for 300 million Americans.
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Like the pigeon, she is unruffled by the chaos of New York City, as long as her data samples and field notebooks are not stolen from her car.
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Georg Friedrich Haas's String Quartet No. 9, one of that composer's works intended to be performed in complete darkness, was more seething, but the playing was still unruffled.
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Merkel, unruffled as ever, has sought to reassure voters and investors that it is business as usual in Germany, with most incumbent ministers staying on in an interim government.
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And if Kuroda reassures markets the BOJ is nowhere near an exit from ultra-loose monetary policies, investors will stay unruffled by all the doubts about Abe's political future.
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ET. Crude future were in line with the broader financial markets, which were largely unruffled by a U.S.-North Korea summit aimed at the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.
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One was the fact that Julia's elegant apartment, magnificent wardrobe and saintly, unruffled temperament were surely unrepresentative of the life of any single working mother of a young child.
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It was a rocky journey, but Benz steered through with unruffled resourcefulness, as the story goes—unclogging a valve with a hatpin and patching a chafed engine with her garter.
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Mr. Pence remained unruffled as he sidestepped those demands, but on Wednesday he faced intense scrutiny — and a battery of attacks from Democrats — for evading questions about Mr. Trump's record.
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In the department of "we'll wait and see" Stock markets so far appear unruffled: S. & P. 9.43 futures were up slightly, while major European and Asian indexes were down slightly.
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Etched into round mirrors is the restaurant's logo, an unruffled gentleman beaming over a cup of coffee — a "rich pappa," explained the general manager, Kesh Dhami, in a joking inversion.
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While Ms. Carey opted to smile and pose her way through apparent technical difficulties, looking as unruffled as possible, Adele showed a more human side and let the expletives fly.
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Jamie Heywood, the regional general manager for the UK and Europe, appeared unruffled by the ban, even though it pushed Uber stock down 6% on the day it was announced.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British consumers were unruffled by the latest twists and turns in the country's Brexit drama and companies have dialed down their worry levels, two surveys published on Tuesday showed.
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" As colleagues, including Representative Keith Ellison of Minnesota, a co-chairman of the Progressive Caucus, urged Mr. Grayson to back off, Mr. Reid, unruffled, replied curtly: "I want you to lose.
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"There was something very special about Mme Manet: the gift of kindness, simplicity, candor of spirit; an unruffled serenity," recalled Giuseppe de Nittis, an Italian Impressionist painter, of his friend's wife.
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"You don't bring an impeachment unless you have all the facts," the unruffled speaker said in California several hours after the special counsel spoke on his last day at work in Washington.
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Even though the process is sanctioned and Mr. Kerry appeared to be unruffled by the leak, Mr. Hof said the 51 officials who signed the memo had taken a considerable professional risk.
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Its humor is as dry as prairie dust ("Y'all are new at this, I'm guessin'," remarks an unruffled bank employee, wryly observing the robbers' unrefined technique), and its morals are steadfastly gray.
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And he came away unruffled: Dimon said the problem was that investors were paying a lower multiple for shares, in part because of uncertainty over regulatory issues — which he admitted made sense.
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Indeed, stocks of drug manufacturers remained largely unruffled after the unveiling of the list on Tuesday, but by Friday, the major medical device company stocks had dipped along with the overall market.
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The speed and the scale of the rapprochement between the two countries, which was unruffled even by the assassination of the Russian envoy to Ankara by a Turkish policeman in December, is startling.
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That image — an unruffled professional, speaking on behalf of no one but himself and prompted by nothing but his own sense of right and wrong — is the one Comey projected throughout the hearing.
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Calm and unruffled by his critics, Orr, who took the helm in March last year, has said he doesn't want to be seen as predictable nor for markets to simply rote-read his statements.
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Whatever his role in the current game in which the different armed groups in Michoacán probe each other's weaknesses, and those of the state's forces, Pancho keeps a resolutely unruffled tone throughout the interview.
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She spends much of the play's first half smiling in amusement, resolutely unruffled by the impassioned meltdowns of those around her, and much of its second half shouting and seducing and dancing on tables.
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Since lower-court rulings are unruffled by a Supreme Court tie, two 4-4 splits in these cases would send a decidedly mixed message to the country about the permissible uses of race in redistricting.
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It's a bigger feat when he plays toward an emotional middle-range, and on "Flying Saucer" (from a new album, "Signature") he achieves it, staying around the center of the keyboard, sounding impatient but unruffled.
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Judge Kavanaugh's demeanor was bland and unruffled, and he navigated two marathon days of questioning without revealing anything not already on his long résumé, one reflecting a slashing partisan background and a deeply conservative judicial record.
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This overloaded finale, directed by J.J. Abrams, is for everybody and nobody, a movie that's sometimes reasonably entertaining but that mostly feels reverse-engineered to ensure that the feathers of the Star Wars purists remain unruffled.
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Investors seem unruffled too: they are happy with the recent stellar performance of Samsung Electronics, the crown jewel of the group (see chart), whose share price has stayed steady throughout the twists and turns of the probe.
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A 2017 portrait of Jay-Z, neither sat for nor gleaned from a photograph, was instead constructed from memory, and so we can rightly describe it as an imagined portrait of an Old Master: besuited, unruffled, arrived.
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It represents both sides of the authoritarian political bargain under Mr. Xi. A fear of upsetting the party's protocols and leaders' desire for unruffled stability can deter even officials who want to do well by the public.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - The fall in the rupee to its weakest since September 22015 has left traders unruffled as they believe the country's sturdier economy and central bank interventions will allow the currency to navigate a difficult global environment.
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But having appeared unruffled by a survey showing growth in Britain's construction sector slowed last month, sterling weakened during the day as the dollar climbed broadly, at once point dipping below $1.35, down 0.7 percent on the day.
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Though perceived outside Russia as an all-powerful ruler unruffled by what people think, Putin's authority in fact depends in large part on his ability to command popular support, which he and his aides devote massive energy to nurturing.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The recent cratering of stock markets is nowhere near severe enough to rattle confidence and significantly hurt U.S. business and consumer spending, a Fed official said on Thursday, in the latest unruffled message from the U.S. central bank.
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As the politicians played for the cameras, Comey sat unruffled, vigorously defending the FBI probe and explaining why the presumptive Democratic nominee escaped indictment even though he had fired off a withering critique of her handling of classified information on Tuesday.
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And every year, the visitors arrive in waves — undeterred by long lines, unruffled by rubbing shoulders in a microcosm of the five boroughs — to strut their stuff, fall flat on their face and get up to try all over again.
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When it eventually joins the live recordings of the other "Ring" operas on the Hallé's own label, "Siegfried" will crown a set marked by unruffled patience, a rare commitment to details, precision of color, delicacy and grandeur in the same notes.
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After the show, as the after-party kicked off, Virgil Abloh D.J.ed; shirtless, fatless waiters with gym physiques served Shake Shack burgers; and the unfiltered Mr. Ford, unruffled and suave in his customary suit, took a few minutes to chat.
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Despite growing geopolitical risks around a possible trade war and the spectre of rising inflation, forex markets have been largely unruffled in 2018, with most major pairs trading within narrow ranges even as volatility in equities and other asset classes spiked.
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"Portrait of a Young Girl" (circa 1640) is an exacting yet sensitive picture of a child who might be 6 or 7 years old but whose keen eyes and high shoulders give her the unruffled bearing of a young woman.
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Time's Stephanie Zacharek wrote: This overloaded finale, directed by J.J. Abrams, is for everybody and nobody, a movie that's sometimes reasonably entertaining but that mostly feels reverse-engineered to ensure that the feathers of the Star Wars purists remain unruffled.
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Burling, who at 26 has been the youngest helmsman in the 35th America's Cup, is the epitome of understatement and outwardly unruffled by going 83-0 up against the U.S. holders in the first phase of the first-to-seven final last weekend.
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" (The charge chimed with Mr Rubio's lament that "For a number of weeks now, Ted Cruz has just been telling lies".) Unruffled, Mr Cruz managed to goad Mr Trump into saying that Planned Parenthood, the much-maligned women's-healthcare provider, "does wonderful things.
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He removes his Topa Topa Brewing trucker hat, running a hand through a shock of dramatic yet unruffled white hair and extending the other forth in greeting, like the captain of a ship—nay, yacht—returned from a satisfying day at sea.
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It was also the setting for a deeply personal and private set of encounters in which Mr. Obama, better known for his cool and unruffled temperament, dispenses with the trappings of his office and becomes an emotional father identifying with parents who have lost children.
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To spend time with him is to dwell in a discursive world constructed entirely of tensely opposing categories — inside and outside, individual and society, private and public, the natural world and the urban environment — out of which emerges this serene, unruffled but somehow dynamic architecture.
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The most likely interpretation of this is that he's supremely unruffled by the situation, being who he is; and the awesome, godlike interpretation is that he really is toying with humans who have made multi-million pound careers in tennis by giving them imaginary break points.
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Not because of the temperature (Mr Pruitt has the unruffled air of a man who sets the air-conditioning to Arctic mode), but because, after months of mounting scandals, President Donald Trump's spokesman said on July 3rd that the president finds Mr Pruitt's reported behaviour "troublesome".
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Besides, those definite boundaries are probably why she can seem so totally exposed onstage and so unruffled as she nipped at a piece of toast, pink eyeglasses perched at the bridge of her nose, her hair, dyed mouse brown for the role, winging every which way.
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The ever-encroaching Chinese presence into India's sphere of political and economic influence has been noted, but so far, says Manoj Joshi, New Delhi purports to be unruffled, as long as Hambantota remains a commercial port, and no Chinese naval vessels suddenly appear in the vicinity.
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Unlike the remnants of Le Corbusier's Ville Radieuse, or Fordlandia in the Amazon, the Arizona micro city designed by Italian architect Paolo Soleri brims with an unruffled energy, tucked away 70 miles north of Phoenix as an active, evolving experiment—an "urban laboratory," as its creator dubbed it.
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But he has been striving to maintain his air of unruffled equanimity in what has been a rough stretch for him, from the massive protests across Russia to the near-unanimous vote in the U.S. Senate, which imposed new sanctions against Russia and curbed the president's power to lift them unilaterally.
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Whether it's the unruffled finesse of Bobby (Blue) Bland on "Going Down Slow," the quiet longing in Al Green's "I Can't Get Next to You," or Ann Peebles's lament in "I Can't Stand the Rain" — Ms. Bridgewater covers all three on her latest album — the singers and their ensembles prize a sense of dignity over pathos.
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The day after his second debate, in South Carolina, Bloomberg appeared in a CNN town hall, a format that suited him much more than the debates have; Bloomberg appeared unruffled as he took questions from voters and seemed better prepared for questions about his record on stop-and-frisk and women who have alleged sexism by him or at his company, issues that appeared to blindside him during the first debate.
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Levov was one of those slum-reared Jewish fathers whose rough-hewn, undereducated perspective goaded a whole generation of striving, college-educated Jewish sons: a father for whom everything is an unshakable duty, for whom there is a right way and a wrong way and nothing in between, a father whose compound of ambitions, biases and beliefs is so unruffled by careful thinking that he isn't as easy to escape from as he seems.
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