Sentence examples for demeanor which from inspiring English sources

Vetter's musical choices match her unflappable demeanor, which is also her strength in net.

Those energies helped compensate for Mr. Zappa's demeanor, which was serious, even studious, in tone.

She has an utterly captivating demeanor, which is less showy than Bolt's but just as charismatic.

He was known for his acrobatic catches, his oversize hands and his quiet demeanor, which is similar to Manning's.

Wright, who is fifty-eight, has a British public-school demeanor, which is generally courteous and hearty and seemingly rational.

But Leavitt's old-school, intense demeanor, which belies his youthful looks and spiky hair, has helped him build a powerhouse.

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.

"The demeanor with which you play the position from a command aspect and from a decisive, decision-making standpoint, you can't do those two things if you have somebody else coming in to replace you all the time," Bell said.

I am not your average sports fan, but I can reasonably assert that Scott Brosius, whose retirement was reported last Tuesday, was not only a most valuable player in 1998 but also consistently ranked high throughout his tenure in New York for graceful demeanor and sportsmanship, which were a joy to observe and, alas, seem so wanting these days.

From their demeanor and attire, which leaned toward scraggly red facial hair and Birkenstocks, one might have guessed a Phish pop-up show was in the area.

More telling was his demeanor on the bench, which is normally peppy and contagious.