Aún no tenemos significados para "whole deportment".
1That he meant it, was evident from his whole deportment of late.
2The change in their hearts always produces a change in their whole deportment.
3The attitude and whole deportment of this stranger, too, struck her as remarkable.
4Nothing could be more artificial, more conventional, more studied, than his whole deportment.
5I read my doom, not only in her words but in her whole deportment.
6What do you think of his whole deportment and condition?
7His piety was genuine and fervent, and diffused a sober dignity over his whole deportment.
8From that time his whole deportment underwent a change.
9His whole deportment is staid, modest, and civil.
10His dress of unexpected simplicity and the unaffected style of his whole deportment were unlocked for by Calvert.
11The whole deportment and manner of Lewis, who has been here, has evidently impressed the public in his favor.
12His easy and elegant manners, and whole deportment, showed that he had habitually lived in what is called the best society.
13His behavior in all points was so exact, that there was not a circumstance in his whole deportment which was liable to censure.
14Throughout her whole deportment there is an air of indolence and a want of interest in those exercises which should engage her attention.
15But from whatever cause it proceeded, one thing was evident, that an air of deep dejection settled upon her countenance and whole deportment.
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