A casual inspired by a paper on the "demeanor of the veterninarian," from "The Neurotic Pet Owner" by veterninarian, A. Barton.
Doris has a compulsion… A casual inspired by a paper on the "demeanor of the veterninarian," from "The Neurotic Pet Owner" by veterninarian, A. Barton.
By S. J. Perelman The New Yorker, December 24 , 1960 P. 23A casual inspired by a paper on the "demeanor of the veterninarian," from "The Neurotic Pet Owner" by veterninarian, A. Barton.
This disease definitely took a toll on the demeanor of everyone's spirit.
Notes were taken on the demeanor of the respondent, his or her body language and mood, and any informal conversation that took place before or after the interview.
There are also the nuances of calling pitches, of reading the demeanor of the pitcher, of getting the best possible performance from him, and also knowing the opposing hitters and umpires, too.
Their irreverence is a marked contrast to the demeanor of the college kids battling for their lives in the woods.
The initial impression is of mildness; the demeanor is formal, the aura is tepid.
His Louis has the speaking voice of Michael Jackson and the demeanor of Pee-wee Herman. Pee-wee Herman
She has the crooked elbow and the slightly stooped posture of an arthritic, the demeanor of a feisty grandma.
