Sentence examples for sensible demeanor from inspiring English sources
His partner, Shira Young, stood nearby, a striking woman with jet-black hair, dark eyes, golden skin and a soothing and sensible demeanor that reflects well on the manic Rimmerman.
THAT determination to go her own way artistically is a reflection of Ms. Kirchschlager's confident, sensible demeanor, says her friend the pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet, who has accompanied her in some 20 recitals during the last four years.
As was the case with Clinton, Obama may be able to remind voters of what they like best about him: his sensible demeanor.
Back then, long before his return to South Africa and his elevation to Archbishop, he was a man somehow both strident and peaceful, and balanced a sensible cadence and reasonable demeanor as he spoke out to the world that the ravages of the injustices of apartheid were toxic for both black and white alike in South Africa.
But Mr. Romero, manifesting a self-effacing demeanor and sensible humanity, is a most agreeable raconteur.
To those few of us who are human-rights interventionists, Al Gore was not only more sure-footed in demeanor but more sensible about the need for the U.S. to apply pressure to remove Slobodan Milosevic after the Yugoslav election.
Weiner is well known for his laid-back demeanor and dress code, and, most important, a sensible, cooperative nature that has been a refreshing change from the more combative leaders who preceded him.
My comfortable demeanor gives me the ability to command taxing situations while encouraging a sensible, composed atmosphere.
His demeanor radiated irritation.
