Sentence examples for demeanor seems from inspiring English sources

He's 55, tall and bald, a longtime cop whose demeanor seems as suited to teaching as policing.

That Lorenzo will loosen up and come to terms with the repressed emotions beneath his rational, impatient demeanor seems inevitable.

He also trusts Lamoriello, a formal and sometimes forbidding character who in his wardrobe and demeanor seems less a hockey executive than an undertaker.

The actresses aren't bad, with the exception of Ms. Richards, whose vacant smiley demeanor seems more suited to someone unveiling a refrigerator-freezer on "The Price Is Right".

Here in the country, his beard carries an altogether different set of associations — less "Pull My Daisy," more "Deliverance" — and his demeanor seems to change subtly to match.

Ms. Neuwirth brings an amusing touch of imperious asperity to her role as Malibran, but her naturally dry demeanor seems a strange fit for the character, who was famous for her tempestuousness.

Her calm demeanor seemed in danger of cracking.

Gantz, who is known for his calm demeanor, seemed to echo those calls for restraint.

His sunny demeanor seemed to defy his dour predictions about the economy.

Mr. Bloomberg, not known for a humble demeanor, seemed content to offer his own interpretation of the work.

His demeanor seemed to improve a year ago after he and his wife, Tiffany, were joined by their newborn son, Elijah.