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Her carriage and deportment were quiet yet graceful.
His declamation and his acting, both his vocal acting and his stage deportment, were sovereign.
Fluency and grace in movement, gesture and deportment were part of a general education, especially for the nobility.
Phyllis was sent to Junior League dance classes and enrolled in the Academy of the Sacred Heart, an élite Catholic school where grades for deportment were given in French.
Instead all we heard, quite rightly, was how the countless benefits Waley-Cohen had brought to the sport, with his charming and modest deportment, were amply matched by his class in the saddle.
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John Kerry played in a hockey game, but his deportment was extremely staid.
Ms. Ochoa's deportment is one source of delight; Mr. Hussey's command of rapidly beaten jumps another.
Portman may have taken classes for a few months, but her body-shape, musculature and deportment are nothing like a classical dancer's.
His is not a specific imitation of Robinson: Astaire's torso moves a great deal, whereas Robinson's deportment was far more upright.
His deportment was a contrast to his Chelsea team, which including swaggering party boys, such as Peter Osgood and Alan Hudson, and the tough-tackling Ron "Chopper" Harris.
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