The faded book leaves framing the runway and the volumes balanced on the models' heads was a reference to Kinder Aggugini's inspiration: teenage girls (but don't they have iPads, not books?) moving with polite deportment toward becoming ladies.
Howard Giles, a man with the deportment of an army major, is the leading authority in Britain on the craft of battle re-enactment, a veteran of many phony wars.
She did not go far afield in casting an actress with Boston Brahmin deportment.
For the first time, Mr. Cosby didn't undercut his confident, bruiser's deportment with mellow patter.
In this, Montaigne can be seen to reflect a characteristically Renaissance concern with gesture and deportment.
The Swanson, Kotkin, Agler, M-Flynn, and Pelham (SKAMP) scale, a clinician-rated assessment of classroom behavior with subscales for deportment (SKAMP-D) and attention (SKAMP-A) [ 14, 23], and the Permanent Product Measure of Performance (PERMP), a series of skill-adjusted, timed (10-min) math tests that measure ability to attend to work and effortful performance [ 24], were used.
For Calvin there were three tests: the profession of faith, as with Zwingli; a rigorously disciplined Christian deportment, as with the Anabaptists; and a love of the sacraments, which meant the Lord's Supper, since infant baptism was not to be repeated.
Or Cody, even as a wealthy adult still stewing over his brother: "Meanwhile, his ragged, dirty, unloved younger self, with failing grades, with a U in deportment, clenched his fists and howled, 'Why?
Both process flowsheets were similarly designed with a two stage counter-current leach but differ with respect to iron deportment.
The mare seemed energised by her breeze over the dirt track, having strolled out with a suitably seasoned deportment.
