Sentence examples similar to demonstrating a defiant manner from inspiring English sources
He continued in a defiant manner on the fifth morning - timing the ball to perfection - as he eased a four through the leg side to bring up his eighth Test century.
Another reference comes after Brian is freed, he drinks from a drinking fountain in a defiant manner, a reference to the 1974 television movie, The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman.
He wore a leather-wrapped pony tail, his legs jutted out in a casually defiant manner on his bike's forward-mounted foot pegs.
His robust and defiant justification of the reforms has prompted fresh criticism from Labour that he is demonstrating a "siege mentality" and wrongly dismissing criticism.
As Dick Armey recently told The L.A. Times, "George Bush is going to demonstrate a new axiom: Good manners make good politics".
Trump in his ever defiant manner has made it clear that he has no intentions of doing so.
It combines two powerful candidates in a groundbreaking manner that demonstrates a confident, forward-looking America.
Demonstrating good manners is a great way to show respect.
Any proposal to legislate in a manner inconsistent with these values must therefore demonstrate a compelling reason for doing so.
In his decision, Judge Dorsey wrote that the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs had demonstrated an "inability to make such determinations in anything remotely resembling a timely manner".
During a class this week, players gathered in the library as Myoushi Jones, an etiquette teacher from Miami, demonstrated table manners using an overhead projector.
