Those who did not have the modesty to be struck by such doubts tended to comport themselves as the collector now did: to ask for adjustments and improvements, to tell the limner that his hand and eye were faulty.

NEWYORKER: The Limner

The board is staffed by professional urban planners, representatives of the nature reserves authority and other statutory bodies who convene to determine whether building schemes comport with law and building regulations or not.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Obama's Jewish defenders

In a democracy, however unwise as a matter of principle it may be to do so, government can implement some workable answers to such vast questions when they comport very closely and deeply with popular opinion.

FORBES: Obama, Religious Liberty, And The Constitution

Employees will turn up to work at predictable hours five days a week, and will comport themselves with greater formality than before.

ECONOMIST: Business

These missions may be all but impossible to accomplish, however, if we fail to insist that those who are "with us" in the war on terror actually comport themselves in that manner, across the board and not on a selective basis.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Hearing sddresses Saudi, Egyptian unreliability

Irreligious Americans sensibly take health to be a good goal in the absence of overwhelming spiritual concerns, although many varieties of nondogmatic spirituality comport well with a health-centered view of life.

FORBES: Obama, Religious Liberty, And The Constitution