Sentence examples for manner and even from inspiring English sources
Still, there is an unmistakable sadness in McCartney's gaze and muted manner, and even the up-tempo rock songs on "Memory Almost Full" are tinged with melancholy.
Mr. Dawidziak insisted that Mr. Bent's politics are in line with Nassau's voters, and that his unrehearsed manner and even awkward moments are part of his appeal.
Israel's defence minister, Moshe Ya'alon, said the Syrian warplane had "approached Israeli territory in the Golan Heights in a threatening manner, and even crossed the border".
Calm and deliberate, he has a soporific speaking manner, and even his most ardent defenders grant that he has little charisma.
Trivial subjects are treated in an intimate, subjective manner, and even when social conditions form the theme, the light mood prevails.
Parker recalls that Hollinghurst had a self-deprecating manner and even then his trademark bass voice, and that the poetry he wrote for the magazine Parker founded was mature and fully formed: "I am rather proud to have been his first publisher".
"His easy-going manner and even-keeled personality is both a strength and a weakness," said Gregory B. Craig, who recently left the post of White House counsel.
It was a patrician Washington back then, with good manners and even better conversation, not partisan hatred so deep that Democrats and Republicans won't dine at the same table the way it is today.
He is, in effect, the ultimate connoisseur, and his connoisseurship extends not just to furnishings and cuisine (in a cinephile joke, he exhibits a preference for wine that goes by the name of Louis Jouvet) but to social graces, personal manners, and even sex.
We Londoners appear to have abandoned our proverbial good manners and even our legendary chirpy sense of humor in response to a New York Times Magazine special that offers a dystopian vision of our great city just months before it hosts the Olympic Games.
When the Life at last came out, five years after Boswell began, it was a popular success but offended many of Johnson's intimates, who were mortified to see their own conversations in print and were upset by the frankness of Boswell's portrait, which included Johnson's quick temper, his laziness, his sloppy dress, his awful table manners, and even hinted at a certain sexual kinkiness.
