A Continental Drift Passing from the American Wing into the European sculpture and decorative arts galleries on the ground floor puts you back on a reasonable chronological track, among medieval ceramics whose Islamic demeanor reflects the Moorish presence in Spain.
His pleasant personal demeanor reflects his professional commitment to what might be described as holistic branding.
Sutter's demeanor reflects his relentless search for the ultimate team performance.
Thomas, whose demeanor always seems relaxed, began an easy banter.
He looked the opposite of Smith, whose play may fluctuate from week to week, but whose demeanor does not.
O'Brien said he had just spoken with Pappas, whose demeanor disturbed him.
He's 55, tall and bald, a longtime cop whose demeanor seems as suited to teaching as policing.
Pérez Roque is a short, wide-bodied man whose demeanor is reminiscent of a bull terrier's.
Mr. Allen, 77, whose copper-colored hair has mostly gone gray, and whose demeanor was more wistful than impish, could not immediately account for why women figure prominently in his work except that, well, they interest him.
Mufasa Rogers, whose demeanor has earned him the titles "Little Mayor" and "Mr. Congeniality" around the center, may soon be touched by a minor miracle himself.
Braden Holtby, the quiet Caps goalie whose demeanor and goin'-up-the-country lifestyle evokes a mellow peace marcher from 50 years ago, definitely feels the same vibe.
