Sentence examples for changes in demeanor from inspiring English sources
Make some changes in demeanor, voice, or clarity, for example.
He used the same serious tone that has accompanied many of his major speeches during his first seven months in office, including his inaugural address and his remarks to a joint-session of Congress — moments that some suggested showed a fresh change in demeanor for the president, who then quickly proved them wrong.
Personally, I blame the Transportation Security Agency TSAA) for her recent change in demeanor.
Asked afterward whether his change in demeanor was something he had thought about in becoming a first-time head coach, or simply the result of being comfortably ahead from the start, Durkin said, "Probably a little bit of both".
She and Sevarino see regulars so frequently that they can tell just by a change in demeanor if something's wrong or if they're feeling down, she said.
It was also intriguing to note the change in demeanor each candidate portrayed, and the main question is whether, as is often the case, style trumps substance (no pun intended).
Looking back, Joanne says there were no significant changes in her demeanor, though she did spend a lot of time looking for answers.
You can certainly state calmly and lovingly that you have noticed a steady change in their demeanor or behavior and that you are concerned, and you are available to talk about it if they wish.
The government insists that change in his demeanor was brought about by steroid use.
"There was never any change in their demeanor and their poise.
