deportment

Deportment school had been a long time ago after all.

At home, he did not put on any formal deportment.

Our deportment here must not differ from any other campaign.

Her father, a Colonel of the old school, had been particular about deportment.

He knew that their lessons did not include just deportment.

The senators' deportment, also for the most part, was much better than the House members' had been.

What if I had asked you to read to me about deportment?"

His distinguished father did nothing whatever but stand before the fire, a model of deportment.

His deportment had now for some weeks been more uniform towards me than at the first.

"She already thinks I have the deportment of a stable hand."

It was not a book about proper deportment for young ladies.

Such a deportment of his master amazed the young human.

They're funny because he has so thoroughly worked out the deportment, which is what makes them real.

"How much are you charging to give lessons in deportment?"

They would need only a little schooling in feminine deportment.

During this time period Carpenter learned military deportment and social skills.

Perfect deportment could not stop him from drinking to excess.

As for deportment, the Japanese sent their foreign star back to kindergarten.

One peculiarity of the child's deportment remains yet to be told.

According to a card in the exhibit case, she teaches deportment to the children.

A look of interest was bestowed on me like a prize for deportment.

"You will learn deportment, how to sit and walk properly.

His deportment to others was full of charity and mildness.

There was but one whose deportment remains to be described as being of importance to our happiness.

His late deportment had given spring to my hopes.