Sentence examples similar to a replicated mannerism from inspiring English sources

A situation replicated all over the country.

Kutcher also revealed that he spent hundreds of hours studying tapes of Jobs in an effort to accurately replicate his hunched walk and mannerisms.

And it never became a mannerism, never a gimmick.

The attempt to stifle sentimentality — "He looked very dead" — itself comes to seem a sentimental mannerism.

This species is notable for a nervous mannerism of wagging its tail.

The attempt to stifle sentimentality—"He looked very dead"—itself comes to seem a sentimental mannerism.

Adding an adverb can be a quick and useful way to indicate a certain mannerism or emotion in a character.

(Her frequently lowered eyelids are a slightly distracting mannerism).

It might be dismissed as a mannerism (and in the healthful West perhaps frowned on).

To make matters worse, the minister had a mannerism which he did not like.

"It was just like a little childish mannerism, I suppose like brushing your teeth or something," she says.