Sentence examples for manner as one from inspiring English sources
Bankers pressed for the Fed's formation in a secretive if not deceptive manner: As one historical account explains: "On Sunday, December 23, 1913, two days before Christmas, while most of Congress was on vacation, President Woodrow Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into law.
The operational words 'effective' and 'effectiveness' as used in this paper and in relation to the study objectives are taken to mean 'something e.g. a situation actually happening on the ground and in the manner as one would have expected or desired it to happen' and this is consistent with various definitions which are found online (in the internet).
Soane's gallery has become an iconic building to Modernist architects who see its stripped Classical manner as one of the precursors of the Modern movement.
Most of Strindberg's plays can be viewed in this manner, as one views one's own dreams: the myriad selves parading through a self-created, ever-shifting landscape.
Such activities can be trying as researchers are busy and often don't respond to inquiries or other requirements in as timely a manner as one might like.
This 'Extensional' approach – again recalling the terminology of §1.1 – has the definite advantage of allowing change to be perceived in as immediate manner as one might wish for.
"Textures of Life" (1963), a minute exploration of family relationships, and "Journal From Ellipsia" (1965), a science-fiction comedy "of otherworldly manners," as one critic put it, also found favor with the critics, as did two novellas published in 1966, "The Railway Police" and "The Last Trolley Ride".
However, the activation of mPing occurred in a strictly genotype-dependent manner, as only one of the six tested genotypes showed this phenomenon.
Berzelius argued that, despite differences between organic and inorganic matter, organic compounds could be assigned a dualistic composition and therefore could be specified in the same manner as inorganic ones.
Some metallic rolling pins can be filled with water in the same manner as glass ones.
The next statement follows in the same manner as the previous one.
