Sentence examples similar to making manner from inspiring English sources

Novelists of manners, like Thackeray, die as their manners age; in Trollope, we see the social forces that make manners happen, and these — the permanent appetite for power and prestige — change much less.

Markets therefore make manners more peaceful and civilized (see Hirschman 1977, who refers to Montesquieu and other 18th century thinkers).[2] Arguments about the character-building effect of markets are sometimes also raised today (cf. e.g. McCloskey 2006).

This year in China, factories have been busy making all manner of pins, flags, mascots and other Olympics memorabilia.

(Dr. Johnson put it best: "As manners make laws, manners likewise repeal them").

I made all manner of dishes as though born to it.

We have to be able to repair and make all manner of things.

"Chinese sellers can make all manner of false claims," Mr. Midler said in an e-mail.

And as an actress she is willing to make all manner of physical and emotional demands on herself.

The undercount stems from the peculiarities by which medical examiners and coroners make their "manner of death" rulings.

That is what makes the manner of this loss, more reminiscent of the bad old days of September than the late autumn vintage of Jets, so startling.

At the college's International Food Academy, 50 students a year learn how to make all manner of "Indian" dishes, including curries, rotis and samosas.