Sentence examples for cynical demeanor from inspiring English sources
She also made "Cleopatra" for De Mille, but that was after she made the film that brought her the Academy Award: the enduring comedy "It Happened One Night," in which her shimmering contralto voice was paired with Clark Gable's macho form and cynical demeanor.
Democrats also underline as cynical the quiet demeanor of Mr. Santorum, in contrast to his signature brashness, when President Clinton's impeachment trial proved unpopular with the public.
To refer to Joan Didion as "a pretty cool customer" was a shocking and cynical interpretation of her demeanor, in jargon more suited to an episode of "Law and Order" than to a hospital waiting room.
Rivers is a former TNT analyst whose affable, regular-guy demeanor has endeared him to many factions of the news media, some of whose members have grown jaded and cynical over aloof athletes and coaches who treat them more like obstacles than people.
His demeanor radiated irritation.
His demeanor also impressed.
"Different demeanor; different face".
His whole demeanor changed.
