Sentence examples for perfect demeanor from inspiring English sources
Edwards may have the perfect demeanor to charm the owner, the news media and the fans, who in training camp gathered around him to take pictures as if he were Mickey Mouse at Walt Disney World, but will his simple mandate to be "on time, no excuses, no explanations" be enough when players are hurt, games are lost and the new offense looks ragged?
Swift chose football player Justin Sandy to portray her ex-boyfriend in the video, believing he had a classic and suspiciously perfect demeanor; she described him as "real like Ken".
She raised her champagne flute to look at them through the bubbles, and their perfect social demeanor became less impressive.
She is exactly the actress who springs to mind for the role; her look and demeanor are perfect.
His amiable, enthusiastic demeanor is a perfect delivery vehicle for the knowledge and passion he brings to his subject.
Heilemann and Halperin strengthen the lights and shadows by remarking a contrast between McCain's apathetic demeanor and the perfect command exhibited on this occasion by Barack Obama.
Constantly talking incessant nonsense on the phone, customer or no customer, Sarup's demeanor is pitch-perfect and laugh-out-loud funny.
Ray Jacobs, Gregory's father, a lawyer in Newark who still lives with his wife, Marti, in the house where Douglas and Gregory grew up, said Gregory's temperament was perfect backing up Hollywood directors, whose demeanor can often be mercurial.
Mr. Evans's friends noted that his combination of a Texas drawl and an innately suave, dignified demeanor made him a perfect bridge between the oil fields of western Texas and the money wells of Wall Street.
With his chiseled cheekbones, dazzling smile and dignified demeanor, Rivera makes a perfect TV leading man.
Since the Sunday before Superstorm Sandy devastated the New Jersey shore, entire neighborhoods of New York City and other parts of the Northeastern United States, President Obama's actions and demeanor have been pitch-perfect.
