Sentence examples for demeanor of a man from inspiring English sources

Now he is portly again, and has regained that strutting demeanor of a man willing to take on the world.

He evinced the take-charge demeanor of a man who was accustomed to handling things, someone very much in his element amid chaos.

Though he has the serious demeanor of a man on a mission, he says that he is not particularly interested in the investment side of the business: "I am more concerned about the provocative aspects".

Mr. Perry, a 50-year-old Republican, is also wearing something that might surprise quite a few people in Texas political circles: the calm demeanor of a man seemingly without worries despite good reason to have a few.

Part of this poise comes from the calm persona that Coughlin has projected in the last two seasons, the demeanor of a man who learned to chill out a bit.

For the moment, however, Mr. Robinson, who was dressed in a suit with a top hat and snakeskin shoes, seems to be proceeding with the unruffled demeanor of a man who has lived his life note by note.

John Ruiz has a soft, pleasant demeanor for a man who participates in such a ferocious sport.

Despite the central casting look and demeanor of a straight man in a comedy routine, he insisted Captain Serious was an incomplete portrayal.

Nadal may have the on-court demeanor of a hit man, as far as the party across the net is concerned, but you will never see this champion hurl his racket during a match.

"Even when he was younger, he had the stoic demeanor of an old man.

The previous year, in "Bedtime for Bonzo," he had played a professor of psychology, and his demeanor was that of a man who could heal all psychological wounds, individual or communal, with a salve of creamy good cheer.