Most evident in that they have spent their formative years in different countries and thus have learned different values, demeanors, and languages (Humbrick et al., 1998).
You learn from their demeanor on the phone or in person.
(A cool, rather professorial, hyper-rational demeanor, we have learned, is not necessarily a bar to political success).
Tight end Martellus Bennett, who is in his first year with the Giants, said he learned quickly about Bradshaw's demeanor.
If you've learned to "control" other people through threatening behavior, demeanor, or actions, those who are subjected to your power will be responding out of coercion, not out of respect or care for you.
Part of this poise comes from the calm persona that Coughlin has projected in the last two seasons, the demeanor of a man who learned to chill out a bit.
What I wish this victim had learned earlier is that no matter your demeanor, engaging in any illegal business will inevitably lead you to become involved with dangerous people who have hate in their hearts.
In his first major league season in 1993, Hoffman learned by observing Marlins closer Bryan Harvey's balanced demeanor.
Between odd jobs, Pacino attended auditions, where he soon learned that, as an Italian-American of a certain class and demeanor, he didn't "look right" for most parts.
Working with a script by Ronnie Sandahl, Metz poses the argument that Borg\u2019s calm demeanor and McEnroe\u2019s volatility weren\u2019t all that dissimilar\u2014Borg just learned to channel his ferocity and drive into a quiet stoicism.
