Sentence examples for later manner from inspiring English sources

Mr. Powell's later manner, which one critic described as Proust rendered into English by P. G. Wodehouse, was feline and elliptical, alienating some admirers of his earlier work.

Their replacements in Coltrane's group — the drummer Rashied Ali and the pianist Alice Coltrane (the leader's wife) — were entirely in synch with Coltrane's new, later manner (and continued to perform with him for the rest of his life).

It also helped to confirm the sense, encouraged by Salinger's own later manner, that there was no distinction between Salinger and his characters that if you ran into Salinger at the Cornish, New Hampshire, post office (which is where his stalkers generally seem to have run into him) it would be exactly like running into Holden Caulfield or Seymour Glass.

It also helped to confirm the sense, encouraged by Salinger's own later manner, that there was no distinction between Salinger and his characters — that if you ran into Salinger at the Cornish, New Hampshire, post office (which is where his stalkers generally seem to have run into him) it would be exactly like running into Holden Caulfield or Seymour Glass.

Moments later, her manner took a U-turn.

When he arrived, a few weeks later, his manner was bashful.

EBay created a community out of private buyers and sellers, while Amazon found gold among stacks of books with a seemingly infinite catalog, one-click buying and later, all manner of consumer goods.

They soon began opening new vistas by overdubbing instruments, voices and, later, all manner of exotic sounds that made the Beatles records both musically adventurous and sonically innovative.

The sole unifying element is the roundels on each side of the pictorial subject, which are all elaborately carved foliage, in most cases formal and stylised in the later Decorated manner, but with several examples of naturalistic foliage including roses and bindweed.

Later Bryce, his manner more leisurely than that of his twin, will tell me: "I know that basically my brother goes crazy every time we make a record.

Trump and Knauss sat on one side; the Knavses and Foerderer on the other, in what later became the manner of contestants on "The Apprentice".