Sentence examples for down to manners from inspiring English sources

It boils down to manners".

Is it down to the manner in which he sings – reedy, thrilling, Dylan-ish?

This is down to his manner, rather than age: Mr Dubaisi has a two-year-old child, he is a young man himself really, but he has a formality that makes him seem older.

Ranging from the quasi-scandalous (Steve-O from "Jackass" flaunting his marijuana supply) to the downright boring (Nicole Richie walking out of a building), the visual content serves as a streaming account of celebrity life, right down to the manner in which a starlet opens her car door.

A lot of fans feel Lee's popularity is down to her caring manner with patients.

Mr. Levy knew of the Skills Center by reputation, and recognized a kindred spirit in Mr. Johnson, right down to his swashbuckling manner and a shared penchant for pinstripe suits and crisply starched shirts.

Danny takes a shine to Jacqui and they share a couple of dates; during an interview Day brands Danny's attraction to Danny being down to her feisty manner adding: "Jacqui stands up to him, and even though he's not used to it, I think he likes it.

Mr. Bush's years as a farmer of wild oats left him with a down-to-earth manner that resonates with voters in a way his father's and grandfather's styles never quite did.

She campaigned vociferously in her down-to-earth manner on the industry's shortcomings.

Yet she rarely loses her sense of humor and her down-to-earth manner.

A quick assessment of his down-to-earth manner and easy charm suggests not.