coolheaded

IPA: kˈuɫhɛdɪd

Examples of "coolheaded" in Sentences

Sami, usually very coolheaded, rang my room, asking if I was OK.
Men love to prove they can drive every thought out of even the most coolheaded woman.
"We don't have a situation where we can have coolheaded discussions," one government official said.
Though Zuckerberg had stayed coolheaded during the News Feed crisis, the young CEO was now unnerved.
For the most part, he was coolheaded, especially for a rage demon, and remained rational even as hour upon hour lagged by.
He urged governments and conservationists to be "coolheaded," saying: "Our decisions on these important issues must not be based on emotion but credible scientific data."
The postgame analysis in the media, though, was that the coolheaded Obama had won the night, displaying a firm grasp of the facts, while John, they tried to convince voters, had seemed irritable and condescending.
And despite her remarkable command of languages, razor-sharp mind and transcendent abilities as a ruler -- "every bit Caesar's equal as a coolheaded, clear-eyed pragmatist" -- it is the libidinous queen who lives on.
At that exact moment of terrestrial frenzy, our own Venerable Captain Star Ice, who is known for his coolheaded analysis and time-tested platinum nerves under all conditions of adversity, started to emit a guttural perturbation that soon increased its pitch to a high decibel roar: