Sentence examples for change in deportment from inspiring English sources

At the start of term you couldn't separate them from others in the canteen queue, but as time passed one or two would totally change in deportment, their moves would become more graceful and controlled.

The 19th-century institutionalization of modern sports involved changes in personality, body deportment, and social interaction; the result was a body culture that valued youthful masculinity.

Changes in mean SKAMP deportment scores from baseline were significantly greater for MAS XR (n = 102) than for atomoxetine (n = 101) overall (-0.56 and -0.13, respectively; p <.0001) and at each week (p <.001).

There is a scene where an old actor gives Ui a lesson in deportment.

When the author, a straight-A student, gets a C in deportment, she is beaten, too.

In deportment and style, Arlene Hutton's straightforward "Running" seems far from the festival's boundary pushers and burlesques.

The transformation begins in the hilarious scene where an old Shakespearean ham (excellent Keith Baxter) is hired to give him tuition in deportment and diction.

Her shoulders have the set of someone schooled in deportment, her skin the peachy, porcelain glow that generations of good breeding have buffed to a sheen.

In front of the house young women – one is called Rowan, another Larch – are drilled in deportment: straitjacketed in stiff white collars.

Hunched, shabby and despised, Ui is transformed only when he takes lessons in deportment from a ham Shakespearean actor (a wonderfully self-mocking Keith Baxter).

Looking at this decline in confession, religious conservatives of any faith can see confirmed their idea that religious rituals, beliefs and deportment are all tightly interwoven and that a change in any of these may ripple through the whole fabric.