Sentence examples for demeanor went from inspiring English sources

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

Inside the dressing room, Graham, who is forty-six but has a restless, childlike demeanor, went back to poring over the script he'd written.

Abeid, a forty-nine-year-old man with hooded, intense eyes and a warm demeanor, went to his house, and changed from his Western suit into a traditional Mauritanian bubu, a long, loose embroidered tunic.

But that fun and pleasant demeanor goes away when Iupati becomes a bulldozer clearing paths for a running game that has helped the 49ers reach the Super Bowl.

A nice, soothing voice or interested demeanor goes a long way.

Their aggro flourishes are strange enough during relatively inconsequential mid-season rock fights, but the way their perma-peeved demeanors go to 11 during the tourney is particularly at odds with the giddy, carnivalesque atmosphere that pervades it.

It was clear to me, and a lot of his followers, once he abandoned his outwardly gay and outwardly feminine demeanor, he went into the church.

As it happens, there just aren't enough well-proportioned, innately elegant men with scrupulous line and demeanor to go around.

An art collector and unabashed fashion hound, with a bent for avant-garde designers like Gareth Pugh and Riccardo Tisci, he injects quite a shot of personality into the old white coat and the doctor demeanor that goes with it.

In the four years since Sydney's Olympics made him an international star, Thorpe has gained a set of blond highlights and a rock star's laconic demeanor to go with his three gold medals.

The measure of propriety in their demeanors -- going through their doomed motions -- suggests the ritual distance and emotional intelligence of Graham Greene, while Ezequiel's career traces the same steps taken by Mr. Guzmán, the philosophy professor turned terrorist leader, right down to his capture.