demeanor

Commenting on his vanilla—some might even say “hokey”—demeanor, my wife said he reminded her of the father on Leave It to Beaver.

The demeanor of the hounds contrasted sharply with what it had been at the start of the hunt the year before.

By his demeanor Prometheus has become the ensample of magnanimous endurance, and of resistance to oppression.

Crane was in President Castle's office, and his demeanor was that of a man who has heard disquieting news.

Young and fresh of color, sweet of voice, and modest of demeanor she always was.

With the knowledge came back to him that manliness in demeanor of which he had been so sorely in need a moment before.