Sentence examples similar to a favorite manner from inspiring English sources
The beach is never crowded, and while it has long been a favorite among nude sunbathers, all manner of swimmers, surfers and hikers — clad and unclad — are welcome.
Then, dressed in black pants and a gray cardigan, Jones spoke from a lectern to the hundreds of kids in a down-to-earth and animated manner, like a favorite, cool aunt who had returned from seeing the big world.
Still, his beautiful cockeyed smile and gallant manner made him a favorite at our office.
An East Texan with a twang and a folksy manner, Barber was a favorite among his fellow pros, though a bit of an enigma.
Carrington's tales can have an air of whimsy, in the manner of Lewis Carroll, a favorite of hers, but just as often they are creepily claustrophobic, starring women who are trapped in disintegrating houses, or held down by monsters and priests (sometimes monster-priests).
You can see from her conciliatory manner and genuine sweetness why she's such a favorite with the regular customers.
His manner could be comparably chipper -- "You son of a gun!" was a favorite expression -- but his serious, reflective side was always equally apparent.
Diangienda has the look of a favorite uncle: a broad, genial face, with close-cut hair, a slightly grayed mustache, and an attentive manner.
