Sentence examples for demeanor as a from inspiring English sources

His demeanor as a quarterback continues to grow.

"Our whole demeanor as a team and a country was on edge today," Thomas said.

"His demeanor as a public servant proves his disloyalty and feeling of enmity toward the state and government of Pakistan," it said.

I took with me little more than an aversion to medical knowledge and a suspicious and fearful demeanor as a patient.

The passive bystanders in this study succumbed to what's known as "pluralistic ignorance"—the tendency to mistake one another's calm demeanor as a sign that no emergency is actually taking place.

And in the infomercial world — filled with sizzle and va-va-voom sex appeal — Mr. Sheets, who came across in demeanor as a Mr. Rogers of real estate, was an unlikely star.

Mr. Stanford, who showed at times a charming demeanor as well as a fiery temper (a former employee said he once threw a glass ash tray against the wall in a fit of anger), began to see himself in more grandiose ways.

I was immediately struck by how she filled up the room with her gravitas, all the while maintaining a humble and engaging demeanor as well as a quiet but confident voice.

But he makes only one concession to summer dressing, and that he makes as soon as the mercury hits 80 ."The uniform doesn't change," Mr. Browne said firmly, giving credence to the idea that cool is a demeanor as much as it is a temperature.

In their personalities and demeanor, as well as in their business techniques, Levine and Citron are a challenge to the Wall Street establishment.

His dignified demeanor, as much as his famous cut fastball, has defined him in the public mind.