And yet, if a candidate exhibiting the characteristics, demeanor, and experience of Lou were to run for President, he or she would have just about as much of a chance to win as the fictional Lou Solverson.
With a characteristic dry demeanor, Giles explains that he overheard the information about Sunnydale residents spontaneously combusting as he was eavesdropping upon the police taking "witness arias".
In the reflective manner characteristic of her demeanor, she puzzled aloud about Fair Lawn's role in her decision to pursue acting.
Or try to associate the name and face with something characteristic (beard, height, demeanor, etc).
Additionally, 58%to73%3% of the older women in the sample reported being less embarrassed about raising sexual issues with their physician if this person had the following characteristics: (a) professional demeanor; (b) comfort with the topic; and (c) a kind, understanding, and empathic disposition.
PURPOSE: This study measures the differential effects of home care client characteristics typically included in standardized needs assessment protocols, and client characteristics such as attitude or demeanor that arise from the case manager-client interpersonal dynamic during the assessment process, on care plan decisions.
Dignity-of-self is a quality of self-respect and self-worth that is identified with characteristics like confidence and integrity and a demeanor described as dignified.
Benton was small -- estimates put his height around 5 feet 3 inches -- and many suggest that he compensated for his stature with athleticism, larger-than-life characteristics and a profane, opinionated and sometimes curmudgeonly demeanor.
The relative effects of home care client characteristics on the resource allocation process: do personality and demeanor matter?
Conclusions: Women plastic surgeons' demeanor and respondent gender affected perception of certain characteristics.
Of the 20 lawyers who participated, 19 were white and admitted that in deciding to reject a case, they considered clients' ability to pay, as well as their perceived "demeanor and mannerisms", which is often coded language for racial characteristics.
