Word: demeanors
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Billing himself as the “death dog with the hog log,” Ellroy involved the audience immediately with his vibrant demeanor and booming voice. Amid ever increasing laughter, he thanked them for coming and “taking time off from your drug habits, your sex lives and your misguided efforts to unseat President Bush...
Even then, Bush’s demeanor and his family connections caused some controversy—there was a split in the ranks over his presence and his academic performance...
...Henry sits calmly in stodgy professor get-up staring at death with a smile, reveling in the simple pleasure of ”drumming for an idea.” He exudes the demeanor of someone who has fully understood life’s glory, and wants nothing more than to share this feeling with others, especially Turner, who walked out on his own son Jason (Josh Lucas) thirty years earlier...
...Howard and his contender faced each other in the campaign's televised debate. Until then, Mark Latham had struggled to gain momentum in his first tilt at the top office, but on Sept. 12 the fan of community forums found his rhythm, besting Howard with his confident, relaxed demeanor and clearly reveling in the chance to joust with the seasoned campaigner. From the debate, which most commentators awarded to him, Latham and his campaign seemed to draw new vigor, and by the time he announced Labor's key education policy later that week, the Opposition leader was shaking...
Another colleague said his demeanor has changed...