This requires some sort of adaptation: learning a language, a way of thinking, how to comport oneself.
These manuscripts show that Confucius had found in the canonical text valuable lessons on how to cultivate moral qualities in oneself as well as how to comport oneself humanely and responsibly in public.
It is a moral challenge to determine how to comport oneself simultaneously in relation to abstract ideas and a recalcitrant world.
But the man who should have been setting an example for his young fans about how to comport oneself off the field can still do so.
The project of Torah - of straining to hear revelation and striving to comport oneself accordingly - is the ever-ongoing effort to make this wilderness a sane and safe place.
Navigating the relationship between art and meaning, appearance and identity, the artists communicate the complexity involved in creating a portrait ― or in comporting oneself.
Being autonomous requires treating oneself well in a moral sense (McLeod 2002, pp. 121 126).
In fashion speak, intellectual is also code for sexlessness, which suggests that there is little appeal to comporting oneself as a smart person and that all men respond to all women as if the men were Howard Stern.
"From the earliest levels in girls' sports, up through the elite and Olympic level, how one plays the sport, how one comports oneself, is talked about in specific ways that transcend technical or tactical expertise," Colleen Hacker says.
Projection "has nothing to do with comporting oneself towards a plan that has been thought out" (Being and Time 31: 185).
But then in 12.2, he says that ren involves comporting oneself in public as if one were receiving an important guest and in the management of the common people behaving as if one were overseeing a great sacrifice (the duty to be respectful toward others).
