Sentence examples similar to defeated demeanor from inspiring English sources
Bork's own demeanor hurt him, and the nomination was defeated both in committee and the full Senate.
Murray, a Scotsman whose sometimes dour, always expressive demeanor on the court did not always endear him to the rest of the nation, defeated No. 1-ranked Novak Djokovic to become the first British man to win the tennis singles championship since Fred Perry in 1936.
In her demeanor and her phrasing, she communicated better than any moody solo or river of tears the qualities of affection and candor that according to this beloved old ballet can never be defeated, must always win out.
Spain was defeated and surrendered.
Cruz's demeanor remained placid, and he appeared eager to debate the demonstrator about the best strategy to defeat Islamic State and about Trump's conservative bona-fides.
The criticism of Newton's demeanor after defeats is that he is not putting up the right message as the face of the Carolina franchise.
Donald Trump's gracious demeanor over Republican Roy Moore's shock defeat in Alabama lasted exactly eight hours.
