Meanings of dignified deportment in English

Indeed, his dignified deportment and reserve gave him some claim to consideration.

As to his prudent and dignified deportment there was little doubt.

How had this man of thirty-four come by the dignified deportment of a general?

The President's dignified deportment at Messines Ridge spoke volumes.

On these occasions he would assume his most dignified deportment and point to his wooden legs.

This absurd self-elevation forms a striking contrast with the dignified deportment of all the other great living Poets.

And assuming the dignified deportment for which she was remarkable, she went forth with a slow and majestic step.

Hamilton by means of his fine melodious voice, and dignified deportment, his reasoning powers and persuasive address, soared far above all competition.

Alexey Alexeitch was a tall, thick-set man of dignified deportment, with a fat, clean-shaven face that reminded one of a cow's udder.

In their company was a solitary passenger- ayouthof eighteen or nineteen summers, whose dignified deportment and finely-cutfeatures betokened him of aristocratic lineage.