Sentence examples similar to fitting demeanor from inspiring English sources

It fit Smith's demeanor after one of his worst performances of the season.

Derek Jeter told The Daily News that relieving fits Chamberlain's demeanor because he pitches with so much emotion.

Perhaps they work well across the organization by breaking down silos; or they may not require a lot of hand-holding and their low maintenance demeanor fits well with how the company operates.

Sacerdote's elegant style and modest demeanor strongly fit this pattern.

Sure, Trout stayed for the money and for the atmosphere that fits his low-key demeanor.

Starr Carter navigates both the suburbs and her neighborhood well, code-switching her language and demeanor to fit in where necessary, learning "to speak with two different voices". She's 16, on the basketball team and attending a private high school that requires a commute away from her neighborhood and childhood friends.

It is fitting that Claiborne plays the corner opposite the mouthy Mathieu, as the two could not differ more in personality, playing style and on-field demeanor.

Flying below the surface fits Johnson's low-key demeanor.

He has a tough demeanor that should fit right in with the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry, but, of course, he has to demonstrate he is fit.

But he said Mr. Edmunds appeared to "fit the small profile, low demeanor in sitting in the seat, not a big person".

Wright's genial book-on-tape demeanor may not fit his chosen genre of reportage-as-theatre, but he offers a lucid picture of our enemies abroad as well as a provocative reflection on America's tarnished ideals.