Valk, who is tall and lanky with sandy blond hair, has an easy smile and outgoing demeanor.
McConnell, who is typically known for his calm and collected demeanor, defended his position in a forceful speech on the Senate floor.
Yellen faced some mild freshman hazing from members of the committee, but nothing that affected her calm, methodical demeanor.
Surprisingly enough, the group's 15-cut demo tape is more tame, with the vocals much clearer, resulting in a more commercial sound than one would first suspect by their stage demeanor.
Ms Blume's wide-eyed demeanor struck a chord with the vendeuse, who sold the young woman a Balenciaga suit for a uniquely modest sum.
One colleague of his in India in the 1970s was initially put off by his demeanor, "which could easily be perceived as rude".
Ms Harman is there too: umbrella in hand, she shares her shelter with a chosen few of them.The big man sweeps in, regal in demeanor.
The first episode, United 497's April 4 landing at New Orleans' Louis Armstrong International airport, represents what Mr Fallows calls the "best" of "professionalism and demeanor".
He was older, leather-skinned and square-jawed; he wore a baseball cap with the insignia and number of an army airborne division, and had the ramrod-straight posture and straight-spoken demeanor to match.
That is probably thanks to his grey, technocratic demeanor as well as the many visible improvements in Moscow.
Meanwhile he has shuttled back and forth to his home in Seattle, a speech at Stanford business school and his son's wedding in Chicago.Yet Mr Behar does not seem at all frazzled as he talks about his work, combining a decaffeinated demeanor with generous spoonfuls of sweet sentiment.
