Sentence examples for cultivated manner from inspiring English sources

He is a genial man, somewhat on the portly side, with a cultivated manner, and he has curly graying hair and pale-blue eyes, which can have a look of sadness in them.

Yet... authoritarian, dignified, remote, Eliot had achieved a stature that infuriated Delmore even as it filled him with envy; restrained by the limitations of his own background from emulating Eliot's cultivated manner, Delmore could only follow an opposite course, and eventually found more congenial models in those exemplary figures of revolt Rimbaud and Baudelaire".

Although Morton is proud of his cultivated manners and high-toned connections, he spends most of his time at public hangings and in criminal circles where honor doesn't even buy you a drink.

Henry III had a good intellect, an ingratiating manner, cultivated tastes, and a gift for oratory but could not save France from civil war.

And to what extent is it a cultivated set of manners whose goal is seduction?

For a few minutes, all these cultivated people forgot their manners -- there was pushing and shoving and swearing.

Those are certainly virtues worth pursuing, but maybe they are compatible with manners and cultivated speech.

Your brilliant work-cultivated mind--elegance in manner and design--playful inventiveness--generosity made you our unique friend.

Script in hand, Vanda instantly sheds her brassy manners and magically assumes the cultivated tones and regal bearing of all the Barrymores rolled into one.

A gangster, who is intelligent, cultivated, a very good father, not violent, good manners.

Third stream began, particularly in the cultivated hands of pianist Ran Blake, to mate classical concepts and techniques with all manner of ethnic and vernacular musics and traditions as well as with jazz.