centredness BrE
centeredness AmE

The "not the game" space is when the players try to find some escape from the centeredness and the scheduling.

He craved the centeredness of the life he knew as a boy.

We have left our centeredness and given away a part of our beautiful self-wholeness.

In stage three the new aspect is centeredness.

He sat with a Buddha-like centeredness, only the blue eyes in detectable motion.

But the elements mesh beautifully, pulled together by the solar energy and centeredness of the performers.

Ever since his return from his stay with the Prophets, he had seemed the very paragon of calm and centeredness.

And yet, a visit to the monastery during the holiday season still reveals the quiet centeredness that cloistered life has long cultivated.

It brought me a feeling of serenity and centeredness; it helped me get better."

Look for balance, for centeredness, for confidence, open your senses and feel the ki.

As a result, client centeredness and occupation have re-emerged as dominant themes in the profession.

She may be loveless and lonely on the surface, but who would not long for her resilience, centeredness and absolute cool?

I respect you and your wonderful family ... your centeredness, your certainty.

I am puzzled by the adopted parent's self centeredness (based I believe on fear of being rejected) and so the indignation over facebook.

When Christopher Edley first met Obama, in law school, he decided that he would go far, because of his centeredness.

Whether standing, arms folded, or stretching territorially across a bed of animal skins, he projects a formidable centeredness that extends to his firm bass voice.

"What you require of a main character is moral centeredness, which is different from goodness," Mr. Milch said.

Ms. Bates, by contrast, emanated the chilling conviction and centeredness of someone who has definitively decided to get off the bus, as she puts it.

Level 3 (Restful Awareness Response) You fulfill your life through peace, centeredness, selfacceptance, and inner silence.

This capacity gives the human a centeredness and completeness which allows the possibility for self-actualization and participation in a sacred reality (cf. Acts 17:28).

Mr. Jones, as the ballerina's stuffy, nervous patron, brings a naturalistic centeredness to his role, which definitely puts him in a minority.

As Henry he shows his usual mastery of Shakespearean speech, and as always, he emanates a compelling centeredness.

He had to struggle to regain that centeredness, that sense of purpose understood, which he thought he had attained before the knock.

"She started out with more strength of character and centeredness about her own instincts and beliefs than most adults ever have," Ms. Di Novi says.