Sentence examples for manner but a from inspiring English sources

(His literary agent, John Brockman, likes to say "he has five brains, and each one is smarter than yours"). His is not a know-it-all manner, but a know-it-all philosophy.

A Southwest spokeswoman, Brandy King, said the inspections were done in a timely manner, but a review of records Tuesday night left Southwest wondering whether it had performed the work properly.

It is true, also, that the tax imposed is for selling in a particular manner, but a regulation as to the manner of sale, whether by sample or not, whether by exhibiting samples at a store or at a dwelling house, is surely a reglation of commerce.

RIM and Apple dominate the list in an almost absurd manner, but a few welcome surprises managed to sneak their way in.

There is more than a touch of irony that in a blog entitled "The Ideas Business", fewer ideas might be championed in any manner, but a key role of leadership is recognizing when too much change is dysfunctional.

Science has traditionally been presented in a very strict, factual manner, but a more literary approach to scientific writing attracts a wider audience and builds better understanding by the general public.

In this way, the recruiter does not act in a profit-maximizing manner, but "an avoidance of the psychic cost of contact with the 'wrong' race takes precedence" (Riach and Rich 1991, p. 247).

This cream is then heated in a similar manner, but at a lower temperature and after a set amount of time it is then chilled and packaged.

Though he is now a banker, he retains a bluff manner, but with a compassionate streak when it comes to those born different.

In a similar manner, but at a more exalted level, the Catholic Monarchs hoped that such an enterprise would gain them greater status among the monarchies of Europe, especially against their main rival, Portugal.

"True originality consists not in a new manner but in a new vision".