Sentence examples for in certain manners from inspiring English sources

We are conditioned to be seen in a certain way and behave in certain manners.

God, Nature, Reason, and Emotion have been seen as objective, external forces that morally require us to act in certain manners.

Although drivers could be achieving more efficient processing when demands are combined in certain manners (Liang & Lee, 2010), this outcome could present a particularly dangerous tendency whereby drivers can compromise the driving task (insufficient examination of the driving environment) when driving or total demands increase.

Styling your hair in certain manners may make hair loss even worse.

In Theorem 3.7 and Corollary 3.9, by choosing the constants (a_{i}) in certain manner, we obtain, as particular cases, certain classes of (alpha_{qs^{p}} )-types of Kannan, Chatterjea, Reich, and Zamfirescu contractions.

This contributes, in certain manner, to work towards the new Green Wireless Technology, helping in this way, to the conservation of the environment and the natural resources by saving or using more efficiently the transmission energy.

From the result it is evident that religious affiliation affects the study characteristics in certain manner which may be ascribed to some under lying religious believe and practices.

"Unless she treats me in a certain manner, in which case that will be the end of that.… I am not looking to go in and treat her with disrespect".

In addition to the concept of legality, administrative law also often requires that decisions are made in a certain manner, or in an appropriate form.90 Such grounds do not seek to specify exactly what course of action an administrator should choose, but pertain more to how the decision is made.91 At the heart of such scrutiny is the need to ensure that principles of good governance are observed.

In Gone Girl, countless people take pleasure in looking at -- and in a certain manner, looking for -- Amy Dunne.

Rather, on adverbialism, one is in a state of experiencing in a certain manner, i.e., blue-ly; this is usually unpacked as being in a sensing state of a certain sort, of the sort one is typically in when one is actually seeing something blue.