71.   His manner is patient and encouraging.

72.   His manner is polite.

73.   His manner was surly and brusque.

74.   His manners are stiff and his speeches, despite coaching, remain stern and droning.

75.   His face and eyes are opaque, his manner is self-contained, and he communicates little of the fierce inner drive that propelled him to these Olympian heights.

76.   His language is free of business-school or financial jargon, and, apart from an expensive cigar, his manner is unassuming.

77.   His manner is earnest, his vocabulary frank and often profane, the point of view unapologetic but self-deprecating.

78.   His manner is predictably dour until he breaks into his predictable beam.

79.   His manner is simultaneously arch, anxious and arrogant.

80.   His manner is welcoming, he looks people in the eye, and he speaks with a voice that suggests sincerity, even to the hotel staff.