His body language changes and he becomes more soft spoken.
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He should have been more soft-spoken and contrite — and shorter.
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Sears Holdings CEO Eddie Lampert, known for being more soft-spoken, is speaking up.
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Danny McBride is more soft-spoken than you might expect, given the characters he plays.
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The former President seems diminished since Hillary Clinton's last race, in 2008—he is thinner, more soft-spoken, less energetic.
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And a lot of it can be traced back to early 2014, when the company replaced Steve Ballmer with the more soft-spoken Satya Nadella as CEO.
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Mr. Elliott and his partner, Ray Goulding — Bob was the more soft-spoken one, Ray the deep-voiced and more often blustery one — were unusual among two-person comedy teams.
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In daylight, PartyNextDoor was more soft-spoken, sitting at the kitchen table of a top-floor Airbnb rental in Midtown Manhattan as he rolled a blunt on a takeout sushi container.
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Indeed—with their bright keyboard chords, elastic basslines, and wooden snares—his productions lean further towards pop, albeit a weirder and more soft-spoken brand of it than you hear on the radio.
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"Humor allows you to address taboos," said Mr. Khullar, whose parents came to Montreal from northern India in the 1970s and who is far more soft-spoken in person than his swaggering, expletive-fueled stage persona would suggest.
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Her personality is hilarious—and stands out in contrast to the more soft-spoken Eleven and Nancy—but her inclusion feels calculated given that the one other Black woman this season (the hospital receptionist) is also reduced to a sassy trope.
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When I met Monsegur at Refinery29's offices in early May, he smelled strongly of cigarette smoke, walked with a slight hunch to his linebacker frame, and was more soft-spoken than I expected for a man who ran a famous hacking group.
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Mr. Bannon and the president's more soft-spoken legislative affairs director, Marc Short, pushed Mr. Trump hard to insist on a public vote, as a way to identify, shame and pressure "no" voters who were killing their best chance to unravel the health care law.
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Accessed 2013-08-13. This decision-making style was eagerly embraced by MSU administrators, faculty, and staff, who saw it as the kind of aggressive leadership lacking under the more soft-spoken, behind-the-scenes leadership of the previous president, Carl W. McIntosh.Rydell, Safford, and Mullen, p. 156. Tietz believed that Montana State University (MSU) should be far more research-oriented.
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Vhant - An elder that helps lead the battle against the Garthim. He's a stern and stoic leader, more soft-spoken than the other elders, such as Belleg. He is killed during the Garthim battle at the end of Volume 1. Kelsee - A female Gelfling that acts as a lookout for Namopo Valley, and later commands an aerial unit to combat the Garthim.
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He originally knew about Yuri becoming Demon King when he met with Conrad shortly after Conrad came to Earth. Shoma was originally angered by Conrad's cold attitude, and told him to never let his son or wife see that unsmiling face. Conrad takes those words to heart, and later grows to become the 'smiling godfather' Yuri often sees. Shoma is much more soft-spoken than his wife, and a fan of the Boston Red Sox.
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Michael Lee is a fictional character on the HBO drama The Wire, played by Tristan Wilds. He is a middle school pupil and a friend of Namond Brice, Randy Wagstaff, and Duquan "Dukie" Weems. He is more soft-spoken and composed than his friends, and appears to have a leadership role among his peers. Michael is very protective of his younger half-brother Bug, to whom he is effectively a parent, and Dukie, who is often ridiculed by his peers for his poverty and poor hygiene.
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Phineas-Jack's brother who is depicted as some sort of elf-like creature. Phineas shares Jack's love of movies and video games, as well as his sense of humor; however, he tends to be more soft-spoken and is often shown devoting extended periods of time towards video games without breaking to eat or converse. Xander - Jack's roommate freshman year, Xander manages to be a ladies' man without trying to be so. Chrissy - appearing in the Crystal Light storyline, Chrissy is an insectoid mutant with a proactive attitude.
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He has been a target of Internet bloggers and message board posters, especially users of the Internet message board 4chan and of YouTube. Nick Collins of The Daily Telegraph said that "Bieber's character appears to strike a particularly sour note with his Internet critics" who have questioned his manner of speech, among other things. In his 20s, especially after his marriage in 2018, Bieber's persona changed. As his fan base got older and he got married, Bieber transitioned away from the teenage heartthrob image, taking on a more mature personality and a more soft-spoken style of speech.
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The hotel has similarities to several Wright buildings, especially in the main lobby, owing to a strong imprint of the unit block design that Wright had utilized on four residential buildings in the Los Angeles area six years earlier. McArthur is indisputably the architect as original linen drawings of the hotel in the Arizona State University Library archives attest, as does a 1929 feature article in Architectural Record magazine. The two architects are a study in contrast with the famous and outspoken Wright being self-taught and never licensed as an architect in Arizona. The more soft-spoken McArthur was Harvard-trained in architecture, mathematics, engineering, and music.
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Unlike her sister, Grace is more soft-spoken and sarcastic, usually likes to make mocking remarks to her opponents to shatter their concentration. She is also a more carefree woman than her sister as she doesn't mind losing as long as she has fun in the Duel. After being defeated by Yuya's Dueltaining, Grace takes interest in Yuya's Dueltaining to the point she got excited when watching him Duel even though they are supposed to be enemies and even willing to neglect her mission. This interest eventually sprouted her desire to try Dueltaining, convincing her sister to betray Duel Academy and join forces with Yuya and his friends.
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Melman's scripted lines were clearly read from cue cards and usually delivered in a forceful shout—but when Letterman or others forced "Melman" into ad-libbing, the actor's naturally more soft-spoken and polite nature came to the forefront. As well, Melman routinely fluffed or mangled lines, but gamely persevered with whatever sketch he was in. He was also noted for his remote interviews in which he would ask the interviewee a question, but pitch the microphone to the interviewee too quickly, resulting in the last part of the question being inaudible. As a result of his performances, he became hugely popular with fans of the show, often being greeted with loud cheers and applause before even speaking.
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