Bow-tied and erudite in the manner of a prep school headmaster, he is known mostly as a champion of bicycle paths and light rail.
In his usual erudite and unfussy manner, Al-Khalili runs through the discovery of black holes, the significance of dark matter (it's the reason stars exist) and how dark energy makes up nearly three-quarters of the universe.
BESPECTACLED and dressed modestly in a dark Chinese suit, Chang An-lo's manner is erudite.
She runs through an erudite repertoire of Expressionist manners, with a deep feel for both their emotional and their stylistic logic.
Now he has written an elegant and erudite book on English manners, appropriately titled Sorry! – like the Eighties sitcom starring a cringing Ronnie Corbett, whose every gesture was shorthand for an apology.
The Gillmen, which inhabit this strange simulation, have squinty human faces, erudite voices and ever such bad manners, especially if you do not feed them for a while.
I met with one of Jobbik's members of Parliament, Marton Gyongyosi, who studied in Western Europe, provides an erudite voice for his party and has a measured manner.
He told the Americans that he had uncovered the murder of a British businessman in Chongqing named Neil Heywood, a forty-one-year-old man of pale linen suits and a guarded manner, a "character in a Graham Greene novel — always immaculate, very noble, very erudite," as a friend of Heywood's recalled in the Daily Telegraph.
Erudite, opinionated and favoring, in season, tweed or seersucker, Mr. Moynihan conveyed an academic personality through a chirpy manner of speech, with occasional pauses between syllables.
