Sentence examples for the deportment of from inspiring English sources

She has the deportment of a dressage equestrian.

Albrecht's squire (William Lin-Yee) had the deportment of an ironing board.

He talks about the deportment of the Soviets on that occasion.

This includes more pro-active cyanide management plans that inevitably involve a comprehensive understanding of the deportment of cyanide throughout the plant.

"He was smart and he was quick and he had A's and B's and wanted to go to medical school — and he had all the deportment of a guy that had the potential to do that," Dr. Parker said.

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.

In order to quantify the elemental deportment of the different REE's into the different REE-bearing phases, it is necessary to determine the mineral chemical compositions by Electron Microprobe.

I've always felt about for the shape of someone or the deportment, for better or worse.

But in this maelstrom of a lifetime, and its reported twilight suffering dementia, it is words across pages that speak louder than, and endure beyond, the extraordinary deportment of the man.

It is hard to say which seemed more familiar here yesterday – the way a horse prepared by Jim Bolger ripped off the gloves so willingly, in an unsparing duel for the Derrinstown Derby Trial, or the gently mocking deportment of his trainer in the winner's enclosure afterwards.

Early claims of the benefits of separation on the morals, industry, learning, and deportment of the prisoners were undermined by the regular occurrence of mental distress in many forms, in spite of attempts to blame mental illness not on the [End Page 107] regime itself but on the unfitness of the convicts to undergo it.