Her bright condescending manner irritates the narrator, but Grace trusts her.
She has a bright, engaging manner, and when she smiles at customers who don't smile back, she's not in the least offended.
He had a knack for the redundant, tripartite catchphrase: "Hello, good evening, and welcome!," "Marvellous, smashing, terrific!," and, of course, "Super, super, super!" Frost's bright, sedulous manner made his guests shine; when Richard Nixon decided, in 1977, to explain himself after his resignation, he selected Frost as his interlocutor.
He had a knack for the redundant, tripartite catchphrase: "Hello, good evening, and welcome!," "Marvellous, smashing, terrific!," and, of course, "Super, super, super!" Frost's bright, sedulous manner made his guests shine; when Richard Nixon decided, in 1977, to explain himself after his resignation, he selected Frost as his interlocutor.
It's theatricalized in the naïve folkloric manner: bright fabrics, drums, churning hips, and a butt-shaking figure of Death.
Mr. Bright's relaxed manner is in marked contrast to John Leahy, the brash, intense chief salesman at Airbus Industrie, Boeing's archrival.
Dorsett, who wears No. 33, as his father did, is similar to him, too, in his outspokenness, confident manner, bright smile and dedication to achieving something great.
This manner — bright, hyper, nervously ironic, gesturing toward parody without commitment, covertly uncertain — redeems itself partly as a convincing symptom and partly because Morrisroe does uncover a lot of information.
I'd gone into this assignment with a healthy appreciation for the morbid and macabre but left fully ensnared by Ebenstein's disarming manner, bright-eyed zeal, and trove of treasures.
She is married, with two small children, and her official, job-related manner is bright and hopeful.
