New Jersey's Christie has the lowest favourability rating of any candidate except Trump - a product of his in-your-face demeanor – and faces possible indictment over his involvement inthe so-called Bridgegate scandal.
Lipton's outsider, in-your-face demeanor surely contributed to the $11 billion awarded to Pennzoil.
Trump's blustery, brash and in-your-face demeanor has attracted a large following of devoted acolytes that have lifted him to front-runner status for his party's nomination.
But despite proudly supporting the right to bear arms "regardless of race, religion or sexual orientation," the organization's public-facing demeanor changes dramatically with black victims.
He had the build but not the face or demeanor of a soldier.
Though dressed in a green prisoner's uniform, he still has the face, the demeanor and the vocabulary of a boyish teenager.
Though she remained determinedly on-message and positive, talking about the people who are "really, really hurting," her face and demeanor belied a weariness.
No number of mall Santas, varying in face and demeanor, no amount of presents delivered straight to the door by UPS, can shake her from her faith.
"Washington, D.C.'s seen a lot of senators come and go," said Mr. Kerrey, whose graying hair seems at odds with his boyish face and demeanor.
Katherine Harris, the secretary of state whose face and demeanor were seared into many memories when she certified the state's electoral votes for George W. Bush in 2000, rode her role in that drama into the House, where she will represent Sarasota and Bradenton.
