Sentence examples for demeanor caused from inspiring English sources

Her impassive demeanor caused the press to label her a coldblooded incarnation of evil.

His demeanor caused some to conclude he was unapproachable or aloof.

There is the sense that Tortorella's demanding style, and often insulting demeanor, caused him to lose support among his players.

Growing tension between Plante and Blake because of Plante's inconsistent work ethic and demeanor caused Blake to declare that for the 1963 64 season either he or Plante must go.

His efforts to crack the dog's smugly privileged demeanor cause him no end of frustration, which Ean Sheehy does a nice job of letting bubble up until he cracks.

(W. was using family connections to get rich, nyah, nyah!) Mr. Gore's erratic and sometimes arrogant debate demeanor, which has caused some Gore focus groups to violently turn on the Democratic nominee, has surely confirmed Mr. Clinton's belief, which he once confided to a friend, that Al would have been happier in academia.

Her near-universal adoration and narcissistic demeanor may have caused hubris to set in.

It was precisely the relatively restrained response of the Shalit family during the first two years after Gilad's abduction — a restraint that was their natural demeanor — that in my opinion caused the delay in his release and gave Israeli leaders a sense that they were not under public pressure.

The two are shown to frequently consume marijuana, emitting a calm demeanor throughout the various escapades caused at their job.

But his stern demeanor earned him the nickname "Iron Mike" and caused him to wear out his welcome with players, leading to short tenures.

This caused Happy to drop his impish demeanor and truly take his place at the grownup's table with an emphatic articulation of the true role of government in defending the nation.