Sentence examples for deportment of a from inspiring English sources

She has the deportment of a dressage equestrian.

"He was smart and he was quick and he had A's and B's and wanted to go to medical school — and he had all the deportment of a guy that had the potential to do that," Dr. Parker said.

Ozzie, a velvet bulldozer who dresses in biker black and possesses the deportment of a British butler, is the show producer for this old-time gin joint, where the drinks and the fun are good and cheap.

Albrecht's squire (William Lin-Yee) had the deportment of an ironing board.

Howard Giles, a man with the deportment of an army major, is the leading authority in Britain on the craft of battle re-enactment, a veteran of many phony wars.

I'm informed by the apartment lessor, Travis, who's twenty-six and some kind of junior restaurant manager and yet somehow also a man of property, that the co-operators require (per their forwarded e-mail) "meaningful letters of reference that specifically address the high standards of integrity and deportment expected of a co-operative resident".

The few teachers who remain from Garfield's earlier incarnation -- most of the staff transferred after the school day was lengthened -- say that the deportment of the 500 students, an Edison priority, has been the most noticeable change.

There was far more in the way of hand deportment, so a man would put his hands within the buttons of his waistcoat to show off their elegance, and a woman would use a fan".

This includes more pro-active cyanide management plans that inevitably involve a comprehensive understanding of the deportment of cyanide throughout the plant.

He talks about the deportment of the Soviets on that occasion.

But in this maelstrom of a lifetime, and its reported twilight suffering dementia, it is words across pages that speak louder than, and endure beyond, the extraordinary deportment of the man.