self-controlled

Let him only be self-controlled and prudent—keep carefully and systematically out of the woman's way.

Why should this pretty, habitually-obedient, self-controlled girl have any?

I will be self-controlled and docile as I have been these long, long months.

But Rivière, self-controlled as he was, could not keep attention on his experimental slide.

She had begged for the extra work with almost feverish excitement; she entered upon it collected and self-controlled.

The tremor of her voice as she asked this question proved her not so self-controlled as she had seemed.

He is, however, very emotional and of nervous temperament, but self-controlled.

Her strong, self-controlled nature had never before given way and found expression in words.

But her nature was an intensely self-concentrated one, and self-controlled.

It was terrible to see the man, usually so still, so self-controlled, stripped of all reserve.