Equanimities [noun]

I’ll hold out hope that someday in the third act of his career that he finds more equanimity and perspective in terms of how he treats other people and himself.

You know, you couldn’t choose your boss or colleagues, but how you conducted yourself with equanimity showed that you had the emotional quotient to be successful.

We ready ourselves mentally to accept whatever outcome with equanimity.

Your wife became disturbed by your equanimity, mistaking your composure for lack of sentiment.

No well-wisher of India, no patriot dare look upon the impending destruction of the hand-loom weaver with equanimity.

Mr Durant was rich enough to take the loss of his vessel with great equanimity—all the more so that it had been fully insured.

Such were the speeches which fell to Ruth's share on this day of all days, when she was least fitted to bear them with equanimity.

Richard knew where the help for it lay, and for once—for just a moment—he contemplated danger and even death with equanimity.

I lie quiet in bed to-day, and think of the universe with a good deal of equanimity.

He has a strong temper within him, and he can redden up beautifully all over when his equanimity is disturbed.