Sentence examples for she comports from inspiring English sources

She comports herself with gravitas, anticipating the moment when this fabulous attire can be paraded.

"She comports herself in a way consistent with the bipartisan reputation of the committee," he said of Mrs. Clinton.

Mysterious and detached, she comports herself with a certain hauteur and lets it be known that she is only biding her time at a place she doesn't want to be.

There's also an innate theatricality to the way that she comports herself – she won a place at Rada in her teens, but didn't take it up because Lawrence was still at home.

The maturation she missed out on while incarcerated is evident in how she comports herself ― basically, like a big, evil baby.

She comported herself like a Buddha, a toadlike entitled somebody others ought to be grateful to hold and serve".

Considered friendly and funny in private, the queen has a formal, remote air in public that some people attribute to shyness and others say is a reflection of her belief that, as monarch, she should comport herself with dignity and restraint.

As a salesperson, she tends to comport herself with ease, something like a country-store clerk selling fertilizer to farmers.

She liked sharp cheekbones and weird, pillowy proportions; she liked kids who comported themselves like adults, with laden, sphinx-like features.

With her design sense, style, looks and way of comporting herself, she brings glamour and elegance to a brand once known for its brawny architecture, gold-heavy interior design and the macho projections of its founder.

Admitting that it is almost "universally shunned and despised," she demurs, calling it a "tender, hushed" color that comports itself well not only with gray but also with the blues and purples of monkshoods and many perennial salvias.