Examples of manner

• He tackled the problem in a typically haphazard manner.

• He gets on with things in his own peculiar manner.

• They noted that special manner of walking which was peculiar to her alone.

• Sir William had the ability to conduct proceedings in a dignified manner without ever becoming stuffy.

• I tried all manner of different approaches - I wheedled, threatened, demanded, cajoled.

• His manner was civil, though not particularly friendly.

• It was the coldness of her manner that struck me.

• His manner reeks of affectation.

• Then there was his manner, a curious compound of humour and severity.

• He's got a rather aggressive, confrontational manner.

• She chided him for his bad manners.

• It is considered bad manners in some cultures to speak with your mouth full of food.

• The importance of good manners was drummed into us at an early age.

• His parents used to lecture him on his table manners.

• He was always punctilious in his manners.

• Collectively, these results reveal personality to be comparable to demographics and to fundamental political predispositions in two important manners.

• By enacting the subservient role with the required deferential manners they could to an extent assert their interests.

• More than an indication of age, it carries a positive appreciation of the person : his\her wisdom, kindness, refined manners and political importance.

• Their manners and habits differ as much as their climates and productions; and their sentiments are by no means coincident.

• The newspaper had the power to reform public morality, manners and customs, and like a mirror, enabled people to see themselves more clearly.

• She simply adopts for herself the manners of the most characteristic form of astrological communication, namely the pamphlet war.

• One's attention may be caught by a musician's appearance or odd manners, by narrative sequences of images projected along with the music, and the like.

• He found the grandchildren too noisy, and told me time and again that they didn't have good manners.

• The manners and habits of patronage, therefore, were embedded in the manners and habits of society.

• Here blasphemy becomes the development and reformation of manners which occurs at the behest of secular authorities and processes of middling sort class formation.

• I argue - if a community is adjudged desirable by its composition, it should be allowed to express its creativity in various manners, including fragmentation.

• Thirdly, for more natural operation process, we apply multi man-virtual robot interactive manners, including voice control.

• The gathering and analysis of the data were constrained in two important manners.

• The volume contains nine essays, by nine different authors, organized under five headings : family, consumers, manners and rituals, senses, and sexuality.

• The hierarchy of power is evident not only in dress codes and manners of the inhabitants, but in the very spaces permitted to them.