Sentence examples for deportment of the from inspiring English sources

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

There was, too, the extraordinary contrast in the deportment of the magistrates in their rulings in the two cases, and what that said about the different South Africas of then and now.

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.

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.

In order to quantify the elemental deportment of the different REE's into the different REE-bearing phases, it is necessary to determine the mineral chemical compositions by Electron Microprobe.

Early claims of the benefits of separation on the morals, industry, learning, and deportment of the prisoners were undermined by the regular occurrence of mental distress in many forms, in spite of attempts to blame mental illness not on the [End Page 107] regime itself but on the unfitness of the convicts to undergo it.

He is disappointed I don't appear to share his obsessive interest in sheep, though even I, after a couple of hours, can tell a prize Herdwick (strong body, thick legs, well-defined head, proud deportment) from a run-of-the-mill one.

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

Edward's biographer, Colin Matthew, wrote that "the hearing coincided with general criticism of the very different deportments of both the queen and the prince.

The deportment of your children is the reflection of both your devotion and level of care you instill in your child.

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.