He was called a demeaner for his habit of belittling coworkers.

She felt demeaned when her colleague criticized her work in front of the team.

Their calm demeanors reassured the nervous guests as the storm raged outside.

He addressed the intern demeaningly, undermining her confidence.

The historian catalogued the village elders' demeanures with careful notes, noting how each habit reflected the community's values.

Her speech highlighted the demeaningness of the comments, prompting an immediate apology.

The archivist noted that the author's repeated use of demeanure reflected the era's emphasis on outward propriety.

Her calm demeanor reassured everyone in the room during the emergency.

Though often commended for bravery, his sudden outburst demeaneth his standing among the townsfolk.

Though thou demeanest me with jests and scoffs, I shall remain unshaken.