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You represent your husband at court and must comport yourself accordingly.

I need not remind you to comport yourself so as to bring honor to your ship.

Cuban: "Finally, can you comport yourself in a way that will not bring further embarrassment or harm to the organization?"

"It will be interesting to see how you manage to comport yourselves as a minority.

You yourself will always be suspect, no matter how you comport yourself.

I expect you, going forward, to comport yourself appropriately."

"No, you have not comported yourself very well today, have you?"

Here you are the sole female slave beneath my roof, and must comport yourself accordingly.

"You will comport yourself with dignity," she said.

"Commissioner," he said, pitching his voice low, "you are comporting yourself in an entirely inappropriate manner."

You are both Lannisters, and will comport yourselves as such."

"As you comport yourselves, so will it go.

Was it too much to ask that you comport yourself with a meed of discretion, of simple common sense?

Comport yourself in the fear of God."

"But I expect that for the duration of your stay you will comport yourself like an ally," Benjamin continued.

"Gentlemen, you have comported yourselves on this mission in the finest traditions of the fleet.

"Commander, I must compliment you and your officers on the way you have comported yourselves.

You will comport yourself like a chancellor."

She stiff-armed him off and yelled, "Please, Sir, comport yourself!"

You've comported yourself as a gentleman.

I expect you will comport yourselves honorably and give honest work for honest wages.

Then I suggest you comport yourselves as such--or as they used to.

You will be expected to comport yourself in a way that proves you are worthy of that posting.

"Still, you comported yourself most excellently."

Wait here now until she comes, and comport yourself with a dignity befitting your silver torc."