Sentence examples for colloquial manner from inspiring English sources

The online question came from Troy of Tasmania, Australia, who began it in a friendly, colloquial manner.

"His remarkable energy, his colloquial manner, his physics intuition, his Long Island accent, and his inherent brilliance gave him a riveting aura behind any podium," says Krauss.

Dressed casually in a sweater and open-necked shirt and speaking in an unusually colloquial manner, Mr. Pastrana went on television June 21 to urge Colombians to "adopt a new attitude" and be more optimistic.

"I started surfing by intuition," said Frank González, 26, who speaks in the slow, spaced, colloquial manner of a Californian surfer, if that surfer spoke the Cuban dialect of Spanish.

Instead of imitating Foucault, I started writing in a more colloquial manner with a bit more humor added in, speaking about issues I cared about.

Writing in a colloquial, accessible manner about important social issues that truly connect with the everyman is a positive thing.

Basing his opinion on "brief personal encounters" and interviews he has read, Bernard Holland falls vic tim to a typically American misconception, seeing a foreigner's (in this case Riccardo Muti's) discomfort and lack of colloquial style as an "imperious if not downright arrogant" manner.

This message, delivered in a casual colloquial style to the graduating class and in a more urgent manner elsewhere, runs through the essay collection.

Ketchup Clouds has a very colloquial style.

Burton's colloquial style is as individual as his matter.

His near-perfect English is colloquial and his manner is pleasant and natural.