Sentence examples for her deportment from inspiring English sources

Unlike in our earlier encounters, everything about her now seemed assured: her deportment, her speech, her laugh.

Robison said a complaint was filed after he criticized "a female staff member because of her deportment toward others". He denied there were previous complaints.

He finds plenty to say about her, especially about her ecstatic deportment while on this planet.

Her eyes were ablaze, her whole deportment changed, rejuvenated.

Sometimes she dropped her classical deportment while departing into the wings.

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.

Her carriage and deportment were quiet yet graceful.

Despite her own admirable deportment (shiny ginger hair and no evidence of the disintegrating mascara that she calls "failure flakes"), Ms. Brown mostly stays clear of fashion or beauty concerns.

Her curriculum covered deportment onstage and off: how to speak impeccably and stand erect, how to glide instead of merely walking, how to sit in a limousine with the ankles crossed just so.

Great films and performances were passed over, glittering prizes lavished on Roman Polanski's worthy The Pianist, on Nicole Kidman and her big false nose in The Hours and on the shrill and cynical extravaganza Chicago, with an Oscar for our own Catherine Zeta-Jones, who at least cheered us up with her queenly, starry deportment.

With her careful planning of the funeral proceedings -- including the memorable touches of the riderless horse and the eternal flame at the gravesite -- and her calm, stoical deportment, Jackie Kennedy nourished a desperately troubled world with a brilliant parade of images that drew from the classic art she knew and loved.