unflappable

IPA: ʌnfɫˈæpʌbʌɫ

Remaining composed and level-headed at all times; impossible to fluster; not becoming frustrated or irritated easily.

Examples of "unflappable" in Sentences

Senator Obama has been described as unflappable on the campaign trail.
If he think things are this urgent, well, then "unflappable" surely won't cut it.
He's just very unflappable, which is something which will stand him in good stead.
I have just been reading about St. Francis de Sales who was known as 'unflappable'.
MacFarlane says twisted sense of humor comes from family, namely his "unflappable" mother
The word unflappable has been used, correctly, and that puts him in contrast to the incumbent, who often seems not so much calm as insensate.
This campaign that during the bums rush period had the punditocracy cooing about "brutal efficiency" "unflappable" "on message" has since Nov 1 or so, come totally apart.
Why oh why oh why did the Yankees think it was wise to pay $82.5 million to this 34-year-old pitcher, who has proven himself so unreliable and ineffective that the mere mention of his name causes unflappable New Yorkers to seethe?
The Penguins 'coach, Dan Bylsma, says the level of hatred was so lacking as his team - which only the day before he had called "unflappable" - flapped badly against the Senators, that they had better find some by tonight's Game 2 in Pittsburgh.