Sentence examples similar to passionate demeanor from inspiring English sources
And the passionate, forthright demeanor that endears him to many can irritate others who prefer more restraint.
Just beneath her elegant demeanor lay a passionate commitment to numerous worthy causes all united by the common thread of helping those in need.
Matrimonial lawyers are often called upon to quiet the inflamed emotions of their clients, but beneath the sober suit and the ameliorative demeanor may beat a passionate heart.
His almost exaggeratedly boring demeanor during games irritates a passionate fan base that perhaps misinterprets his shrugged shoulders and calmness for disinterest.
Musically he is the best thing in the opera, although his taciturn, deadpan demeanor is not exactly the torn, passionate and confused Frank Chambers of Cain's novel.
Tom O'Leary, a longtime community activist known for his gentle demeanor, and for his booming voice and passionate deliveries at city meetings, died Tuesday.
The challenge facing Dr. Dean was complex: to demonstrate humor, to acknowledge error, to display a calm and presidential demeanor but also to remind constituents of the passionate antiwar insurgent who first attracted them.
As the two-hour musical whirls by without an intermission, Jessica Lee Goldyn's cool demeanor as Cassie eventually melts into urgency with her passionate song-and-dance solo, "The Music and the Mirror," while the wide-eyed J. Manuel Santos quietly and touchingly explores Paul's troubled adolescence.
Having established his non threatening professorial demeanor in the eyes of the voting public (once again) -- Obama was free to be passionate, to circle and crush Romney in this second debate.
