— Roman Sarkisian easily passes for your average Fresno police officer: crew cut, tight-set jaw and "just-the-facts" demeanor.
The commemorative hats and T-shirts the N.F.L. provides its division winners were missing, replaced by a matter-of-fact demeanor.
This summer, when I visited, two men met me at the entrance: Bill Mesick, a solidly built man with a matter-of-fact demeanor, and Randy Crego, who is tall and voluble.
Denton, who is described as hiding under a cloak of his own autism in the New Yorker piece, attributes Zuckerberg's matter-of-fact demeanor to a condition of Asperger's.
With a matter-of-fact demeanor, Armstrong relayed his wrongdoings.
The rapper also made the case that the only thing that prohibition does is waste taxpayer dollars and increase incarceration rates. 2 Chainz's relaxed and matter-of-fact demeanor made Grace look ignorant and crazy to most discerning viewers.
In fact, his reticent demeanor and quiet speaking voice don't give much of an impression at all, besides perhaps that of a doting grandfather.
He gets the shrewdness behind Lincoln's aw-shucks demeanor, and the fact that his underplaying to a crowd makes him no less a performer.
Russell Wilson's demeanor belied the fact that he had just engineered a comeback of the highest drama, only to have it trumped by Atlanta's beat-the-clock field goal in a 30-28 Falcons playoff victory Sunday.
She's famous not just for her ordeal but also for her attitude and demeanor after the fact.
Most essays flow into each other with the common threads of Hillary's pantsuits and her husband's coattails, her health care missteps, her cold demeanor and the fact that most are still surprised she caught a guy like Bill in law school.
