Sentence examples for human demeanor from inspiring English sources
That means he is in a familiar place -- back, as he was in the campaign, to selling himself in public, which for him means putting a sympathetic, human demeanor on his otherwise abstract arguments.
The Salt Lake City Games were planned under Juan Antonio Samaranch, the longtime president of the International Olympic Committee, but they will be played under his successor, Jacques Rogge, who brings a less regal, more human demeanor to the job.
Judge Wapner, an elderly white man whose demeanor was one of sardonic reserve, conveyed a traditional image of judicial wisdom; a raised eyebrow was all it took to convey his high standards for human behavior.
Henry's cool, almost haughty demeanor softens and shrinks to human dimensions in the company of these men, as the burden of leadership begins to weigh on his soul.
His affection for donkeys was a trademark, with the animal's quiet demeanors becoming a metaphor of human patience and perseverance.
This sweet animal had suffered so much, but was approaching dogs and humans with such a loving and gentle demeanor.
The meeting was proceeding as usual until, in response to an expression of concern about human rights abuses in Egypt, Mubarak abruptly changed demeanor and delivered his standard ultimatum: It's him or the Muslim Brotherhood.
But the film's governing idea of love is both shallow and dishonest, and its sweet, chipper demeanor masks a sour cynicism about human emotions that is all the more sleazy for remaining unacknowledged.
His rumpled demeanor, shaggy hair and expressive eyes put a human face on science.
As for Mr. Bush's debate demeanor, Ms. Devenish said he looked "the way any human being does when someone says something that falls squarely in the chutzpah category".
To those few of us who are human-rights interventionists, Al Gore was not only more sure-footed in demeanor but more sensible about the need for the U.S. to apply pressure to remove Slobodan Milosevic after the Yugoslav election.
