Sentence examples for downcast demeanor from inspiring English sources
A critical phase in any football team's development is learning how to win on the road, and it was clear, from Warner's downcast demeanor on Monday, that he felt the team had taken a step back.
The satisfaction was evident in the wide grin sported on Friday by Senator Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky Republican and majority leader, as he prepared to celebrate on the floor with his colleagues — a stark reversal from his downcast demeanor when the bill momentarily teetered Thursday evening in a potential replay of the health care fiasco.
The two best things about "Distant Thunder," which opens today at Loews New York Twin and other theaters, are its genuine sympathy for the problems faced by Vietnam veterans and the pain and urgency conveyed by Mr. Lithgow's quiet, downcast demeanor.
At the Y.M.C.A., on the train and at work, people wonder aloud, "What's wrong with the Knicks?" And whether they are interpreting Jeff Van Gundy's downcast demeanor or explaining the inability of Allan Houston, Latrell Sprewell and Glen Rice to play well together, the members of Greater Manhattan volunteer as amateur psychologists.
Two illustrative examples of his figure paintings are showing here, "Portrait of a Young Girl" (circa 1915) and "Julia's Sister" (circa 1915), both of which portray single female figures who share a downcast or melancholy demeanor.
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