Sentence examples for In a bad manner from inspiring English sources

"Certainly if she has not read anything, then we have a juror who is not acting in a bad manner to any defendant," said Jeffrey C. Hoffman, who is representing Dimitry Aronshtein.

Caregivers reported negative treatment from health workers: "They were treating me in a bad manner, so I didn't go back.

"Living life positively is the best," says participant Agape Malenga, "because if you live in life in a bad manner, you won't enjoy the benefits of living life".

Having the spout of the teapot facing anyone may be regarded as a bad manner in a proper tea ceremony, but Chinese usually skip this manner in a casual place.

It will just result in a very bad manner.

In David Hirson's comedy-in-verse of bad manners, a brilliant Mark Rylance plays a sloppy, malodorous and insufferably narcissistic playwright (with really bad table manners) who never shuts up.

LONDON — For some odd reason, Prime Minister Gordon Brown emerged relatively unscathed earlier this year when a book depicted him as a volatile bully who swears at underlings, destroys office supplies and jabs his pen compulsively into the upholstery of his car in a bad-tempered manner at times of stress.

It was Mr. Mencken who slapped it down with "sketches in the bold, bad manner of the Café du Dome," and the smaller boys, in their manner, took similar pokes at it.

She played Dennis Hopper's dying mother in Carried Away (1996), then a doctor in Bad Manners (1997) and the key role of Carlotta in The First of May 19999).

Mark Riebling of National Review, who described himself as an admirer of Goldhagen's first book, called A Moral Reckoning "a 352-page exercise in intellectual bad manners" and "a spree of intellectual wilding".

Focusing on a phone while with company, whether at the dinner table or in an auditorium, is bad manners, period, she said.