Sentence examples for savage demeanor from inspiring English sources

Sure, Ms. Dunst maintains a savage demeanor in her bathroom tryst, while Lizzy Caplan and Isla Fisher bitch and moan in high style as her supremely catty and supremely messy sidekicks.

Savage: (Savage laughs).

Ms. Savage's steadier demeanor, he continued, "comes from her Lutheran grandmother, who believed that anything could be fixed if you worked hard enough".

With his walking-dead demeanor and a slightly savage glint in his eye, Christopher Lloyd, portraying the narrator in the first part of the play, imbues that wry morsel of philosophy with a vivid jolt of irony.

"More savage".

What was his demeanor?

"I like his demeanor.

His demeanor radiated irritation.

His demeanor: surly.

His demeanor also impressed.

"Different demeanor; different face".