1. demeanor - Noun
2. demeanor - Verb
Management; treatment; conduct.
Behavior; deportment; carriage; bearing; mien.
Source: Webster's dictionaryAccording to Burgess, after Bennett's death, his son took over the company, and the posters were replaced with pictures of the son (who looked imposing and stern in contrast to his father's kindly demeanor) with the text "Let me be your big brother." Source: Internet
According to a daughter quoted in In the Name of God by Robin Wright, 1989, p.45 Khomeini was also known for his aloofness and austere demeanor. Source: Internet
All ages could learn from him and his demeanor. Source: Internet
And I suppose, sometimes, people look at my demeanor and say, 'Well, he's the Darth Vader of the administration.' Source: Internet
Although his style thrilled intellectuals and academics, some political experts wondered if he were speaking "over the heads" of most of his listeners, and they dubbed him an "egghead," based on his baldness and intellectual demeanor. Source: Internet
Although written as a middle-aged Irishman with greying red hair (as in the novella), Darabont cast Freeman for his authoritative presence and demeanor; he could not see anyone else as Red. Source: Internet