Sentence examples for demeanor through from inspiring English sources

John O. Utendahl, chairman of Utendahl Capital Partners, said he had detected little change in Mr. Chenault's calm demeanor through all the adversity.

"He's led our football team and he's kept a very even, very stable demeanor through the good and the bad," Iowa Coach Kirk Ferentz said.

Partly, it's Barack Obama's affect: the calm, professorial demeanor through which he has telegraphed a sense of intelligence and poise the last eight years now feels totally out of step with the current moment's vicious partisan turmoil.

Cultivate a calm demeanor through mindfulness meditation, yoga and prayer.

Dickerson's demeanor, through good times and bad, never seems to change.

Officials noted her contributions to the festival and cheerful demeanor through her career with the film festival.

Despite this case of pilot-itis, the show's sunny demeanor shines through.

Rios doesn't shed the hardboiled demeanor earned through fifteen years of murder investigations, but it softens into something more accommodating of durable love for the ragtag community he forms.

One lunchtime at Riverside, a man with wild hair and an evangelical demeanor came through the doors and headed straight over to where Sam was sitting with his half of Guinness.

Utterly joyless, he has the see-through demeanor of a hostage making a video.

By contrast Mr. Baldwin, on screen virtually every minute, seems locked in a freeze-dried portrayal, his demeanor scarcely changing through Kane's various scrapes and discoveries.