With those she did not know, her demeanor varied; some accused her of being rude, though she indignantly denied that she ever was.
Growing up in Pensacola, Florida, around many a fighter jock and Navy man, I thought I knew the demeanor and attitude of any government issue solider as well as the way they would spend their leisure time.
I'd been a good and well-liked employee up to that point, but once my impending transition was known, my boss' demeanor toward me changed drastically.
Willis's well-known demeanor had not changed, but, still, he was not the same left-hander who won 68 games in his first five major league seasons and quickly became one of the more distinctive figures in the game with his trademark high leg kick and slightly off-center cap.
Gantz, who is known for his calm demeanor, seemed to echo those calls for restraint.
Mr. Little was known for his calm demeanor, said Mr. Evans, who accompanied Mr. Little on one mission in Afghanistan.
Mr. Bloomberg, not known for a humble demeanor, seemed content to offer his own interpretation of the work.
Golden Knights Coach Gerard Gallant, who is known for his calm demeanor, was a bit combative Sunday in defending Theodore to reporters.
And while they trust the coach, known for his gruff demeanor and ragamuffin fashion sense, they adore Brady.
Despite those positive signals, Mr. Chambers, known for his upbeat demeanor, cautioned that a recovery was not guaranteed.
Hughes, known for his impassive demeanor on the mound, does get emotional, he said, even if it does not often show.
