Sentence examples for demeanor from from inspiring English sources

Everything about her demeanor, from her bombast to her use of her BlackBerry, broadcasts macho command.

Mr. Schiff seemed entirely unfazed, however, conveying a serene demeanor from the moment he walked onstage.

Taking his cue from the heavy-handed script, Mr. Dreyfuss has a mad-dog demeanor from the start.

The Yankees shifted Bradley, who has an aggressive mound demeanor, from the starting rotation to the bullpen, a role for which club officials feel he is better suited.

Anything that might have seemed odd in Barack Obama's demeanor, from his studied unflappability to his sometimes unappealing coldness, seems instead a miracle of normality and adjustment after the story recounted here.

The box exaggerates Eichmann's own natural remove, and as he primly cleans his eyeglasses, it is hard to separate his demeanor from his appearance: the sharp features, the thin, almost lipless mouth that suggests the horrifying stereotype of dispassionate cruelty.

It's fast, plush and, with variable suspension settings, capable of a range of demeanors, from plush to hard-edged.

As a teenager I watched, as if from a distance, as my demeanor went from outspoken to sullen.

She lives on an estate in suburban Maryland, and she was standing in her studio there, her hair wet from a recent shower and her demeanor relaxed from a four-hour ride on her Yamaha Virago motorcycle.

During Friday's interview, Maine's demeanor changed from prickly and agitated to softer and more accepting.

When Mr. Pretzer pulled out a stack of small slips of paper, his demeanor turned from genial to genuinely excited.