demeanour造句

My demeanour might well be consistent with a concealed emotion.

Her demeanour is a reassuring mixture of sassy and self-deprecating;

At a news conference, a lawyer for the police said the self-confessed gunman's demeanour hadn't changed.

He has the demeanour of a skilled adventurer who has been forced to guide tourists repeatedly through his former conquests.

Fortunately, those are also the lies that are detectable, because those are the kind of lies that invariably produce clues in the liar's demeanour.

I cannot admit that there was on the whole anything in our behaviour or demeanour to have put us beyond the pale of human kindness.

"One day as the Stone was brooding over its fate, it saw approaching from the distance a Buddhist monk and Taoist priest, both of striking demeanour and distinguished appearance. They came up to the Stone and sat down to chat."

With his strict demeanour and his impeccable manner of dress he was for a long time considered impervious to any kind of attack, even though he haad made quite a number of enemies.