Sentence examples for demeanor in a from inspiring English sources

He has the easy demeanor (in a long, lanky frame) of someone who's comfortable with himself.

He also found a vocabulary to match his demeanor in a pugilist's promise, repeated time and again.

She was impressed by his calm demeanor in a stressful situation, and he found her "borderline damsel-in-distress routine" endearing, even if atypical, for Ms. Karbowski.

Investigators said that Mr. Taylor's demeanor in a 45-minute videotaped confession -- a condensed version of his more extensive written statement -- was calm and without apparent remorse.

Former colleagues recalled Mr. Gaherin (pronounced GUER-in) as a tireless and astute negotiator, with a firm grasp of complex issues, a repertoire of jokes to break tensions and a calm demeanor in a crisis.

Using a professional demeanor in a job interview and presenting a more relaxed version of yourself at a cocktail party doesn't mean you're fake.

Mr. Tenore, 49, can change his demeanor in an instant.

While chief executives can be irreverent on Twitter or eccentric in how they talk to some groups, Wall Street expects to see "rational, dispassionate demeanor" in an earnings call, said Charles Elson, the director of a corporate governance center at the University of Delaware.

White House officials and Republicans said Mr. Bush, who prides himself on his instincts about people, had clicked with Judge Roberts and what a friend calls his Midwestern "regular guy" demeanor in an hourlong interview in the White House on Friday, the day after the president met in the same setting with Judge Wilkinson.

Fatigues: Many Patriots assume military-style clothing, weapons, speech, and demeanor in an effort to wrap their activities in a layer of respectability and honor.

It was innocent, maybe not appropriate, but it was absolutely not a lustful demeanor in any manner whatsoever".