Meanings of general demeanour in English

His general demeanour tends to efface his foreign descent from the mind.

But his general demeanour expressed indifference rather than rudeness.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has the puffed-out chest, high-waisted chinos and general demeanour of a semi-successful cigar salesman.

He met the gaze of the multitude without flinching, and his general demeanour impressed many in his favour.

He was so particular in his general demeanour that I designated him Gentleman John, and my Royal Boy.

That explained his general demeanour.

I found her well in health, resigned in spirit, and even cheerful, though subdued and sober, in her general demeanour.

Some impression was made at the moment; but his general demeanour is marked by cold reserve and hardness of heart.

And Darius had proved his satisfaction therein, not by words certainly, but beyond mistaking in his general demeanour towards Edwin.

There was a bull-dog strength about his neck and shoulders that imparted something of a fighting look to his general demeanour.

Cho's stories, conduct in class and general demeanour had excited her concern, suspicion and fear, which she conveyed to the university authorities.

She saw a big, supple, powerful man of twenty-five or six, with the bearing and general demeanour of one many years his elder.

The woman had been at home almost a twelvemonth, and Caius had some natural interest in questioning Morrison as to her welfare and general demeanour.

She has the room Alexander Alexandrovitch formerly occupied; she is tall, always dresses in black, and there is a certain severity about her general demeanour.

Very few days had passed ere Vivian was exceedingly struck at the decided change which suddenly took place in his Lordship's general demeanour towards him.