levelheadedness

His levelheadedness is put to the test as he deals with a worker uprising, a frigid wife (a criminally underused Kristen Wiig), a con artist (Mila Kunis), and an ambulance-chasing TV lawyer (Gene Simmons).

Mike Judge tries to “Extract” more workplace comedy » Scene-Stealers 2009

"He's approached all this with an amazing levelheadedness and a sense of purpose."

Virginia Tech survivor Colin Goddard lobbies for gun control 2011

If you can't muster the levelheadedness to do even that, well ... that's what separates the men from the boys.

TOC: The Mammoth Book of Mindblowing SF edited by Mike Ashley 2009

Such levelheadedness leads him into the trap that snares many futurists—his theorizing assumes a souped-up version of today's world rather than a radically changed world.

Post-Carbon America Matt Ridley 2011

"He's approached all this with an amazing levelheadedness and a sense of purpose."

Virginia Tech survivor Colin Goddard lobbies for gun control 2011

I admire your levelheadedness in the face of my madness.

Shlomo-Bobo-Flabbo-ism (plus Addendum) EAGEAGEAG 2010

Barack Obama has much more integrity, honesty, levelheadedness, good judgement, foresight and brains in his little pinky than those two "has beens" have in their whole body!

Rendell: 'Very unlikely' Clinton will win 2008

Captains’ attitudes tend to be contagious, and I suspect that the pressures of the off-season are better suited to the levelheadedness that comes with experience than the passion that comes with being a young star.

When it comes to player leadership, how do the Caps measure up? Nicole Weissman 2010

It is a tribute to her levelheadedness and strength that despite the most bizarre life imaginable after her childhood, she remained intact, true to herself.

'I Stand Before You. . . 2008

"From our grandmother, he gets his pragmatism, his levelheadedness, his ability to stay centered in the eye of the story," she told The Associated Press.

Obama's Grandmother Dies At Age 86 2008