The scene in which Uxbal finds Mateo alone, abandoned by his mother, with a bruised face, is deeply upsetting, and all the harder to erase because Bardem plays it so calmly, reining in the urge to erupt.

NEWYORKER: Miles To Go

Let history do so in its due time calmly and objectively.

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Listen to what the screamer is trying to say, then summarize it calmly, "so they feel they've been heard, " he says.

WSJ: Dealing With a Boss Who Yells

Once, I saw him at three thousand metres in February, in the sleet, bare-chested, eating calmly, a spectacle so upsetting to two men nearby that it turned their stomachs.

NEWYORKER: Bear Meat

Kevin Starr, California's leading historian, points out that the mood in the state is reminiscent of the aftermath of the first and second world wars, when government was calmly regarded as a useful problem-solver and ideology was so muted that, in 1947, Earl Warren won both the Republican and Democratic nominations for the governorship.

ECONOMIST: California��s politics

She knows nothing else, she does nothing else, and so she attacks her task relentlessly, constantly working herself into unpredictable outbursts amid an otherwise calmly calculating aggression.

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