Sentence examples similar to remarkable demeanor from inspiring English sources
The Marshall head coach with a blunt demeanor but remarkable kindness, Bedford retired as the Marshall boys' head coach in 1999 after 27 years in charge.
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich lauded Duncan's mental toughness, stating his rookie's "demeanor was singularly remarkable", Duncan always "put things into perspective" and never got "too upbeat or too depressed".
There was nothing remarkable about her appearance, and her demeanor was quiet and unassuming, as if designed to deflect attention — a trait indispensable for her profession as an inspector for the Michelin hotel-and-restaurant guide.
There was nothing remarkable about her appearance, and her demeanor was quiet and unassuming, as if designed to deflect attention a trait indispensable for her profession as an inspector for the Michelin hotel-and-restaurant guide.
His smile and easygoing demeanor are all the more remarkable considering that Holden has faced an unusually harsh series of setbacks and disappointments in his six-year professional career.
On Wednesday night the Alvin Ailey School presented its Spring Celebration Concert at the Ailey Citigroup Theater, and the senior students who took pride of place were remarkable for the ardent sincerity of their demeanor as well as the excellence of their dancing.
Mr. Mitchell has a dry but personable demeanor — the name of another of his bands, Normal Remarkable Persons, feels about right — and he seemed at ease here, in an underventilated but acoustically favorable room well stocked with his fellow musicians.
I'm referring more to an attitude or a general demeanor that Montreal artists tend to possess; they're kind of self-made and autonomous in a remarkable way.
His demeanor radiated irritation.
