But the magistrate, James C. Francis IV of Federal District Court in Manhattan, criticized the city for what he called the "cavalier manner" in which the city had treated the initial request for a deposition of the mayor, and for failing "to provide a persuasive" reason to block it.
They don't possess what might be called the cultured manners of wealth.
The letter made no demands to director Robert Zemeckis or Warner Bros. about pulling release prints, film trailers, or other marketing, but called the duration and manner of Clinton's appearance "inappropriate".
The tower was capped with a golden square, called "the aura," in the manner of an Egyptian obelisk.
The novels of Henry James, which span the period from 1876 to 1904, are concerned with what has been called the tragedy of manners.
If John Ruskin is right and all great art is praise, then the exhibition of Helen Levitt's photography at the Laurence Miller Gallery is a vibrant paean to what Flannery O'Connor called the "mystery and manners" of childhood.
That was when Jets Coach Bill Parcells called -- in the manner that only Parcells could.
The director of photography, Jay Hunter, shot it in at least fifty shades of gray, with the stress on handheld cameras and a paucity of calmative long shots a deliberate flight, he said in an interview, from what he calls the "standoffish manner" of many Shakespeare films.
The director of photography, Jay Hunter, shot it in at least fifty shades of gray, with the stress on handheld cameras and a paucity of calmative long shots — a deliberate flight, he said in an interview, from what he calls the "standoffish manner" of many Shakespeare films.
