coolheaded
IPA: kˈuɫhɛdɪd
adjective
- Having an even temper; calm and collected
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Examples of "coolheaded" in Sentences
- He is not coolheaded.
- The man was coolheaded.
- They should look coolheaded.
- He is sensible and flexible, coolheaded.
- The lady remained in a coolheaded attitude.
- They were not able to maintain as coolheaded.
- They wanted to act coolheaded in front of her.
- Thank you for your coolheaded and courteous response.
- You should try to remain coolheaded in edit summaries.
- If you do, you are probably a coolheaded or passive person.
- 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: