Sentence examples for whose deportment from inspiring English sources
At the start, for example, prolonged attention is paid to Victoria Winters Bella Heathcotee), who is hired as a governess for David, and whose deportment hints at a promising blend of Maria von Trapp and "The Turn of the Screw".
It was around this time, however, that I was introduced to a figure whose deportment and demeanour flew in the face of my usual predilection for brash, all-action big-screen idols.
But an exemplary record in the ancillary categories that are still said to matter in college athletics: a 100 percent graduation rate, an award from the N.C.A.A. as a top performer in its academic progress ratings and a roster of good citizens whose off-court deportment never once embarrassed high-minded, ardently Roman Catholic Loyola University.
The Anabaptists also believed in the possibility of a Christian society whose members were marked both by the conversion experience and by a highly disciplined deportment.
A filler-free collection of moral parables, Firehouse Rock's sublime deportment owes much to the passionate vocal presence of Winston Matthews, a contemporary of Bob Marley whose class transcends the future sounds.
By Nancy M. Rambusch and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, January 26 , 1963P. 27 A mother we know whose young daughter attends a private elementary school has let us in on the child's deportment grade for her first term.
The New Yorker, January 26 , 1963P. 27 A mother we know whose young daughter attends a private elementary school has let us in on the child's deportment grade for her first term.
Much was made of that deportment, which was used to characterize him as a cold-blooded killer and, alternatively, as a scared boy whose actions had unwittingly pushed him into an adult world.
Whose crime and whose punishment?
