Sentence examples similar to a direct demeanor from inspiring English sources

Düsseldorf's drizzly skies, the direct demeanor of the Germans and the difficulty in making German friends — even after learning the language — can be a struggle.

During this time, he impressed colleagues with a direct and no-nonsense approach to work, while maintaining a demeanor that made him easy to work for.

With her natural beauty and direct, unaffected demeanor, Cady at first seems to be no match for the knowing, alarmingly precocious Regina, but what's scary is how quickly she adapts to her new habitat.

Results from an experimental study using a travel recommendation Web site show that a direct-touch interface (vs. a more traditional mouse interface) increases the number of alternatives searched, and biases evaluations toward tangible attributes such as décor and furniture over intangible attributes such as WiFi and employee demeanor.

There are a number of other scenes like this where the artist comes off as a man of few words with a soft-spoken demeanor that is in direct contrast to the gripping assertiveness of his art.

When you feel an angry or emotional response welling up inside you, grab onto in and replace it with a calm demeanor with all your senses directed at absorbing what is being said to you.

"With Ms. Morton, an actress who has turned catatonia into a communication device -- she gets more out of a resolute stare and a tight-lipped look of indifference than most women can squeeze from pages of dialogue -- Ms. Ramsay has found a performer whose demeanor matches her own directing style," Elvis Mitchell wrote in The New York Times.

A friendlier staff demeanor particularly a female was more preferable to many.

He has a gregarious demeanor that's more at ease on the set of the TV mockumentary he's now directing for Comedy Central than on skid row at midnight.

Today, she wore a cooler demeanor.

He's got a great demeanor".