Sentence examples for a demeanor in from inspiring English sources

There's a demeanor in the locker room that just kind of breeds success.

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Rep. Lois Capps, a former nurse known for a kind demeanor in a Congress where that quality is often lacking, announced Wednesday that she would retire when her term expires next year.

Using a professional demeanor in a job interview and presenting a more relaxed version of yourself at a cocktail party doesn't mean you're fake.

Former colleagues recalled Mr. Gaherin (pronounced GUER-in) as a tireless and astute negotiator, with a firm grasp of complex issues, a repertoire of jokes to break tensions and a calm demeanor in a crisis.

The church sought a compelling Bible-centered teacher-preacher who coupled managerial skills with a warm demeanor — in short, "Jesus with an MBA," said senior vestry warden Tom Knudson.

The bespectacled Mr. Fyodorov had a scholarly demeanor in keeping with his years as an academic.

Secretary of State Fish kept a cool demeanor in the crisis, and through investigation discovered there was a question over whether the Virginius ship had the right to bear the United States flag.

Ashcroft has a different demeanor in private — expansive, often funny, self-deprecating.

"Even in that instant, there was a new demeanor" in him, he recalled.

Andrew Yuen, 22, who was on duty at the kiosk, maintained a chipper demeanor in the face of such demoralizing questions.