Sentence examples for study of deportment from inspiring English sources

First produced on Broadway in 1934, The Children's Hour is a cross between The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie and The Crucible, being partly a study of deportment and partly an example of what happens when a malicious whispering campaign gets out of hand.

Detailed gold deportment study of tailing samples with the assistance of all available microbeam techniques is used to determine each form and carrier of gold, on a quantitative and independent basis to assess unequivocally, and to rank causes for not recovering gold.

At Spence, Gemma's studies of drawing and deportment are interrupted by dreams that lead her to a nearby cave decorated with goddess pictographs.

You might think Arthur would be a paragon of deportment.

He gave her a little lecture on the fundamentals of deportment.

Study the deportment: the stall, the sly romantic glance up from his drink.

One of the country's leading critics, who writes for a prominent progressive blog, called the essay "rowdy," which I interpreted to mean "lack of deportment".

The element of nostalgia in "The Artist" isn't for a style of filmmaking but for a style of deportment.

The classical text for the Confucian ideal of deportment and dress is Book X of the Analects, in which the emphasis is on propriety in every detail, whether at home or in affairs of state or ceremony.

It is a bastion of civility, upholds high standards of deportment, champions virtues long since abandoned elsewhere, cherishes fair play, honesty and integrity, values that we spend all day and all night preaching to our children.

There is a tremendous display of deportment in this head, and the way it is being carried along – very slow-movingly, dromedary-like, we imagine – on this neck, with such care.