Meanings of outward demeanour in English

Nevertheless, his naturally firm character made his outward demeanour even and unchangeable.

But otherwise his outward demeanour betrayed nothing of what was passing within him.

But underlying this outward demeanour was a steely determination and resilience.

Yet how little you can tell from a man's outward demeanour!

Help me by your pious attention, by your own devotion, by your outward demeanour.

In his outward demeanour he was modest, and without affectation.

And that singleness of purpose, so discernible in her outward demeanour, possessed Katherine's being throughout.

There perhaps never was a man whose outward demeanour made such different impressions on different people.

Calm and gentle in her outward demeanour, she kept her secret buried in her breast, and asked for no sympathy.

Even in outward demeanour they showed a stamp of majesty that made the warrior's haughty stride look vulgar, if not absurd.

His misfortune was that he could never translate his importance, or his sense of his importance, into terms of outward demeanour.

What strikes me especially in the outward demeanour of sporting youth is their amazing gravity, their conciseness of speech, and careworn and moody air.

There was indeed a wide difference between the father and the son as respected extent and vigour of intellect, speculative opinions, amusements, studies, outward demeanour.

It was evident that many people had been favourably impressed by his outward demeanour, by his mode of talk, and by his way of living.

Outward demeanour, cautious and grave, Is an indication of the (inward) virtue.