Sentence examples for whose demeanor suggests from inspiring English sources

Dominic West--whom American audiences are watching just now as the star of the new Showtime series, The Affair--is one of those actors whose demeanor suggests something hidden and tortured, deep inside.

The existential struggles of Ren (a moth-eaten Chihuahua whose hyper-nervous demeanor suggests a serious problem with methamphetamines) and Stimpy (a dopey, egg-shaped cat with an unnatural attachment to his litter box) proved to be too much for Nickelodeon, the cable channel that financed the show and then took it away from Mr. Kricfalusi's control.

Nothing in their demeanor suggests that the guerrillas will soon abandon their fight.

Not that anything in his appearance or demeanor suggests an old-fashioned patriarch.

Mr. Foglia, 50, has a more interesting history than his quiet demeanor suggests.

He did not give Malachy his name, but figured that his demeanor suggests a kingly or saintly namesake.

Still, Fu's demeanor suggests that swimming, for her, is not all about strengthening the race or the nation.

In this Season 3 premiere the women are summoned to Katie's house, where their icy demeanor suggests that they are friends no more.

A sad-eyed detective (Jean-Pierre Darroussin) comes prowling around the neighborhood, though his demeanor suggests that he might be friendlier than Marcel suspects.

Nothing in Georges's demeanor suggests anything but the desire to end Anne's misery, in defiance of any objection the world might make.

Over the course of the game, GLaDOS's motives are hinted to be more sinister than her helpful demeanor suggests.