Literary notes about unflappable (AI summary)
The term "unflappable" is often used to depict characters who remain calm and composed despite chaos or challenging circumstances. In one instance, a character is described as unflappable amid a whirlwind of fury, underscoring a stoic strength in the face of turmoil [1]. In another narrative, the composure of a trusted companion is noted for its unflappability, serving as a beacon of calm reassurance during trying journeys [2]. Additionally, a character portrayed as both quiet and inscrutable is further characterized by an unflappable demeanor, emphasizing an air of mystery and steadiness even when confronted with bewildering events [3].
- In all this fury, Barton was unflappable.
— from Clara Barton National Historic Site, MarylandHandbook 110 by United States. National Park Service - Conseil's unflappable composure cheered me up.
— from Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas: An Underwater Tour of the World by Jules Verne - Even Lesley Taylor, the quiet, unflappable and inscrutable DPP solicitor who had replaced Andrea Pavleka on the case, looked amazed.
— from Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic frontier by Suelette Dreyfus
