Sentence examples similar to kind deportment from inspiring English sources
Imagine you went to the kind of school where you had deportment lessons and remember everything you might have learned there.
Gomes has here something of Manoel de Oliveira's slightly stately deportment, and this is the kind of modern-day mystery of Lisbon that would might have interested the late Raúl Ruiz.
We could with ease fill columns of our journal with interesting incidents connected with the camp life of Col. ELLSWORTH -- of his self-denial, his courage, his devotion to the cause of his men -- of his unflinching, yet kind discipline -- of his uniform courtesy of demeanor and unvarying propriety of deportment, -- but of what avail?
He "had that old-fashioned deportment," yet had infused the movie with a kind of energy and a "rogue presence" that she hadn't seen "since the old movies with Jack Nicholson and Dennis HopperHopper".
There is enough detail about money, cosmetics, hygiene, sexually transmitted diseases, theatrical deportment and authentic camaraderie to qualify the film as a kind of documentary.
Many details of his deportment repay study.
"I didn't ever have deportment lessons.
Her carriage and deportment were quiet yet graceful.
His deportment at his 1st press conference was beyond reproach.
The authors differ sharply on Hogan's deportment in defeat.
"I didn't need deportment classes," Amanda said.
