It includes the values and traditions of warriors as manifested in their deportment, customs, literature, parades, reviews, and other assorted ceremonies, as well as the endlessly varied ways in which wars have been declared, brought to a formal end, and commemorated.
They wrote some of the first descriptions of pandas' vocalizations, their play, their scent markings and their deportment during mating.
The understated empathy of ordinary Britons, rarely reflected in the deportment of their nation's overweening ruling elites, is what Gandhi tapped into – and it is what Corbyn is tapping into.
As much as they tried to guard against complacency the American team betrayed a sense of comfort in their easy deportment at the start of play.
Candidates were also judged on their skills of deportment, appearance, speech, and level of skill in calligraphy, all of which were subjective criteria that allowed the already wealthy members of society to be chosen over ones of more modest means who were unable to be educated in rhetoric or fanciful writing skills.
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?
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".
It formed, in aggregate, "demonstrative evidence of a certain laxity of deportment," to quote Henry James on Daisy Miller, the not-so-innocent abroad who has been cited as Knox's literary forerunner.
