Sentence examples for aloof demeanor from inspiring English sources
More preferable, as archetypes go, is the goddess, with her ancient Grecian pedigree, her aloof demeanor suggesting self-possession and powers of divine intervention, her sensuous revelry in her own body.
I was also considered the girl who was "look but don't touch", my shyness being mistaken for the aloof demeanor of an ice Princess.
When Barack Obama said Clinton was "nice enough" during a 2008 debate, he was reflecting the public's generally lukewarm attitude toward Clinton's often aloof demeanor.
Like many fashion professionals, Mr. Steel had a brusque, aloof demeanor at first, but after talking to him for a while, he became sweet and lively, and the cool store filled with warmth.
To those who called his concert demeanor aloof, Mr. Starker had a potent antidote.
While some parents and teachers appreciated her globalization of the Upper East Side school by introducing Mandarin and robotics, encouraging travel abroad, diversifying the student body and increasing financial aid, others said she had an aloof and distant demeanor that clashed with Brearley's culture and traditions.
He does not seem acutely unhappy, but then again, he doesn't seem to feel much at all, locking whatever inner life he might have behind an aloof, unfailingly polite demeanor and keeping a glass of red wine handy in case further anesthesia should prove necessary.
As the protagonist caroms through a weightless adventure that clocks in under 250 pages, his emotions remain inscrutable and his demeanor aloof, very much like his author's.
His social behavior was aloof and naïve.
Nor is she unapproachable, despite a demeanor that acquaintances say may seem aloof but is actually shy and guarded, like that of her mother, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, who died in 1994.
In order to avoid creating a heroine who would appear "princessy and aloof", the writers loosely based Rapunzel's personality and demeanor on those of real-life female celebrities.
