Sentence examples similar to ordinary deportment from inspiring English sources

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.

They carry themselves in that born-to-rule kind of way that offends against the democratic instincts of many ordinary voters who have rumbled the centrist ruse: that a certain style of political deportment – looking the part, talking in perfect PR-like soundbites, having opinions sieved through focus groups etc – is what we want from our political leaders.

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.

But he is by temperament and deportment a cook.

In method and deportment, he is a modern Tich Freeman.

You might think Arthur would be a paragon of deportment.