Sentence examples similar to notable demeanor from inspiring English sources
In terms of gender studies, it is notable that Dushku's demeanor as a zombie is much the same as the demeanor many actresses her age resort to when trying to project an image of themselves as unthreatening and "feminine": a slouchy walk, a bobbly head, and ever-parted lips.
The signs of new salesmanship from Mr. Mukherjee are a notable departure from his demeanor, and that of other Indian officials, for much of 2011, even as their economy was slowing and inflation was gathering steam.
A much-shared video of him and the Wildabouts performing earlier in the year was notable for Weiland's demeanor: barely present, foggy-eyed, lost.
Yet Mr. Haitink is genuinely self-effacing, a man of gentle demeanor and cautious speech, with notable exceptions.
But the piece offers a notable transformation of physical detail — the hallucinogen-fueled abandonment of ordinary stance and demeanor, the cool chic and terminal self-consciousness of fashionable behavior — into a persuasive choreographic metaphor for the loss of self.
Though the extreme distaste for Miley's demeanor is unsurprising, her fall from tween "it girl" to criticized young adult is quite notable.
His demeanor radiated irritation.
His demeanor also impressed.
