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".
After praising every aspect of Vegas's game, Sutherland stopped, turned and said, "What I liked best about him was his demeanor".
The lasting image of the night could be the split screen of Mr. Obama, doing his best to maintain his unflappable demeanor under a sometimes withering attack, and Mr. McCain looking coiled, occasionally breathing deeply, apparently in an expression of impatience.
He speaks with the ease and casual demeanor of the best skater from the ninth grade, as if every single one of his talents just happened upon him.
As was the case with Clinton, Obama may be able to remind voters of what they like best about him: his sensible demeanor.
The actress best known for her confident demeanor on HBO's "The Newsroom," has openly admitted that she has severe social anxiety.
In fact, the 55-year-old Ernie Boch Jr., answered the door in sweatpants, bare feet, and the warm demeanor of a best buddy you haven't seen in some time.
Though she was some what reserved, she had a relentless motivation towards her academic studies, and her soft warm demeanor brought the best out in all who knew her.
Although it can be very intimidating to make eye contact with someone you don't know, you need to do your best to maintain a calm demeanor.
Despite his placid demeanor, Lee MacPhail was probably best remembered for being at the center of a baseball storm: the pine-tar dispute of July 1983.
