Sentence examples for issue manner from inspiring English sources

Such is the tinderbox relationship between police and black teens, that law enforcers will and do issue "Manner of walking" orders to anyone whose gait offends them.

This is not just an issue of manners.

One answer is to start addressing the issue of manners on the Internet at a young age.

Saying please and thank you is pretty straightforward, but "offering your seat to an older person who resents it because they still think of themselves as 26" proves that the issue of manners is a minefield.

So, after a brief diversion into issues of manners and etiquette, I hope we're back to the substance.

His heroes are not so much slackers (they often have jobs) as they are unambitious, easily offended young men preoccupied with the small but furiously important issues of manners, respect, and hoped-for sex.

If you ask me, until you're squared away on the bigger issues--manners, morals and ethics--don't go out picking on the minor shortcomings of other people.

We certainly can't talk about our problems in your world, and yet issues of manners, mores, or morals arise all the time, and we often have no one to consult.

Preservationists say the larger issue is the manner in which Requests for Evaluation are handled at the agency.

Pope Paul VI meant his 1968 encyclical, "Humanae Vitae," to settle the issue in the manner of the famous tag, "Roma locuta est, causa finita est".

There were other voices of support, with some parishioners in Europe praising the pope for addressing the issue in a manner they considered straightforward and unflinching.