deportment造句

One's deportment is dignified.

with unusual deportment

Young ladies used to have lessons in deportment.

If you have the time, go for deportment classes.

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

All staff present himself/herself in a pro fessinal manner, maintaining proper deportment at all times .

Were our secretaries' grooming and deportment accord with a professional secretary?

A bilingual secretary from Cameroon, she is immaculately dressed and has the practised deportment of a society debutante.

The present situation of Jiangxi god's worship and the sacrificial offering deportment refracts the primitive people "Rentouji" the totem trace.

One day of life from their parents to please her boyfriend home for dinner, two elderly appearance of Zhang are very satisfied with the speech and deportment.

He maintained a hard, careless deportment, indicative of neither joy nor sorrow; if anything, it expressed a flinty gratification at a piece of difficult work successfully executed.

Now a school of etiquette is about to open in Beijing with classes based on the deportment of the British aristocracy - and the decorous behaviour of the Duchess of Cambridge.

For tips on political deportment, they need only look back at one of the museum's own greatest hits, the Hamish Bowles-curated 2001 exhibit Jacqueline Kennedy: the White House Years.