Примеры использования Demeanour на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Demeanour… Satisfactory.
He is rather regimental in his demeanour, but over time learns to be able to relax.
Demeanour like the autumn water.
Fox was impressed by their general demeanour, which he said was"courteous and loving.
His demeanour was neither friendly, nor inclusive.
He was a hero who inspired people around the world with his skill, his demeanour and his bravery.
Judging by his demeanour last night, the man was enjoying himself immensely.
Then‘there suddenly appeared, coming from the south,a white man of large stature and authoritative demeanour.
While your demeanour is cause for some relief, I take it there's more to the story.
The floral motif was chosen to exemplify Seymour's personality: her grace,elegance and demeanour.
His audacious spirit yet mature demeanour make him a leader amongst his friends and valued ally with adults.
He shares some resemblance to the traits of his namesake,such as his cold demeanour and disdainful mentality.
Improper demeanour can undermine the judicial process by conveying an impression of bias or indifference.
Asia is also a region where modesty is a virtue, butthe modesty is about demeanour, not about vision and goals.
Victoria found Gladstone's demeanour far less appealing; he spoke to her, she is thought to have complained, as though she were"a public meeting rather than a woman.
Blessy Chettiar of Daily News and Analysis noted:"He looks great in every frame andcarries off rugged demeanour with panache.
Considering the importance of a witness' identity and demeanour in assessing the credibility of his evidence, the ability of an accused person to challenge the case against him is significantly impaired by this law art. 14.
The Mission found the witnesses credible andreliable taking into account their demeanour and the consistency of their statements.
The Trial Chamber could recall a witness on a particular issue if, in its view,the issue involved a matter of credibility requiring that the substitute judge assess the witness' demeanour.
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In the latest diagnostic review, Cleckley's mix of intelligence andsuperficial charm has been redefined to reflect a more deviant demeanour, talkative, slick, and insincere.
The experience that one goes through in everyday family life will shape one's character,attitude, demeanour, moral persuasion and various other human traits that ultimately condition the way one interacts with the social and physical environment.
In addition to merely conveying curriculum information to children in the classroom,teachers play a much broader role in influencing children through their general demeanour in the classroom and through their off-duty lifestyle.
Taking into account the demeanour of witnesses, the plausibility of their accounts and the consistency of these accounts with the circumstances observed by it and with other testimonies, the Mission was able to determine the credibility and reliability of those people it heard.
They reflect the image having been created in the consciousness of the majority and that was of hungry for money, cunning, dodgy, unprincipled representative of the Jewish people,standing out of the crowd by his appearance and the demeanour.
In assessing the evidence and information available to it,the Mission paid particular attention to the content of the evidence and demeanour of the persons appearing before it in deciding whether, and if so, what part of the information provided should be accepted.
The training of all persons involved in refugee determination should include the impact of trauma, cultural difference and sex difference on the willingness of women to disclose gender-based persecution, their ability to present their stories, andassumed links between demeanour and credibility.
Courtroom observation also indicates obvious differences in the physical condition and demeanour of prisoners held in Lipljan and Gnjilane prisons, both under the jurisdiction of the Pristina district prison administration, from those held in the jurisdiction of the Prizren district prison administration.
The role that Correctional Services staff play in the rehabilitation of those under correction is always crucial to bringing about more permanent changes in behaviour,conduct and demeanour, thus contributing to social crime prevention.
The Government of Iraq will also take all of this into consideration when dealing with the inspectors andwith all matters relating to their demeanour and the intentions of any one of them who demonstrates bad faith or an inappropriate approach to preserving the national dignity, independence and security of the people and the security, independence and sovereignty of the homeland.