Sentence examples for accepted manner of from inspiring English sources

In direct opposition to this commonly accepted manner of presentation, Bacon lay stress on the 'pragmatic' relation to the sign-interpreter, for the notion of sign is, as he claims, "essentially predicated with respect to someone to whom it signifies.

And in doing so, he revamped the accepted manner of the New York Times columnist.

He added, "Party conventions, with their attendant 'smoke-filled rooms' and domination by party leaders, have long been an accepted manner of selecting party candidates".

By contrast, the estimable Ms. Tucci's calculating Servilia has the wry, accepting manner of a political player who has seen it all.

The generally accepted manner for determining cutoff rigidities is by the method of tracing particle trajectories in model magnetospheres.

No one will think any less of you if handle rejection in a mature, accepting manner, in fact, people will admire your confidence and maturity.

In the name of road safety, they have accepted all manner of restrictions on their freedom including blanket speed limits (a universal 55mph top speed for many years; far lower than anywhere in Europe) as well as mandatory seat-belt use, prohibitions on texting while driving, and some of the toughest drink-and-drive laws on the planet.

The Fed has accepted all manner of dubious assets in exchange for its various loans as the crisis has deepened.

If we were to trade with Europe from outside the EU, as Switzerland and Norway do, we might have to accept all manner of regulations as a condition anyhow.

Such labels would be rendered obsolete if we were to accept all manner of tree-climbing and truck-playing behavior in girls and doll-playing and dress-up behavior in boys as healthy explorations of self.

"They have difficulties to grasp the rapid flow of information, and need more time to accept the manner of publicizing by Internet," said Ms. Chung, the Da Xiang gallery director, pointing to language as a major factor.