Sentence examples for adopting a manner from inspiring English sources

He himself was an autocrat in his own branch of scholarship, adopting a manner that his opponents labeled "caesarism".

Then he adopts a manner of speaking and finishes it off with an absorbed acting style.

But I believe that by deliberately adopting a combative manner, interviews have been turned into a spectator sport.

Where am I? — but Molaison coped with it by adopting a genial manner, always eager to please, "as if everyone were an old friend".

Soon, under Mr. Musliu's tutelage, pupils started adopting a rigid manner of prayer, foreign to the moderate Islamic traditions of this part of Europe.

Adopting an upbeat manner, she looked ahead to the Super Tuesday contests and tried to shrug off the negative and divisive campaign she left behind.

The literature on programme evaluation as well as on complex adaptive systems urges evaluation researchers and practitioners to adopt research designs that allow the consideration of unanticipated effects, adopting more flexible designs, capitalising on patterns and regularities emerging in the observations, and adopting an iterative manner of inquiry [ 2, 11].

Sachs's ever-problematic closing monologue, in which he warns of "evil tricks" that threaten the German body politic, is addressed to the audience, and Volle defuses its menace by adopting a plaintive, pleading manner: he is not a proto-Fascist demagogue, as in Katharina Wagner's 2007 production at Bayreuth, but a distressed prophet warning of a dark future.

Adopting a non-judgemental manner, the program helps women identify ways in which they can actively participate to create a supportive environment for HIV education and counseling in their community, including Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission (PMTCT).

Capability aggregation adopts a decentralized manner to make a composed capability, i.e., an agent-based manner.

Due to different adaptation, this setting adopts a dispersed manner associated with its adaptive ability.