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Having observed the conduct , demeanor and attitudes of these witnesses , the court finds them each to be credible . Ask them detailed questions about the vendors bedside manner , demeanor and disposition . At the service , McCarthy 's folksy demeanor and his sometimes self-mocking humor seemed far from the " Christian warrior " pose many Identity figures ( including , at other times , McCarthy himself ) prefer to adopt . Spontaneous and unpretentious , the governor 's good-old-boy demeanor and habit of bestowing nicknames on new acquaintances belies his patrician roots . Shirley slowly but surely fell in love with his hardworking , salt-of-the-earth demeanor and innate intelligence . He wrote to the court of her " poise , demeanor and uncompromising ethical standards . Collectors are responsible for creating a favorable impression on patrons through friendliness , demeanor and appearance . Friel has a passive personality and his " public demeanor and sense of his status seem directly related to his experience of the writing life as ' a very private and personal existence ' " ( O'Brien vii ) .