Sentence examples for manner could be from inspiring English sources

Although he seems to be concerned about the well-being of the rays, handling them in this manner could be detrimental to them as well.

His manner could be overbearing, his methods wily, but his passion carried the day.

Certainly, she was an evangelist for olive oil, good bread and seasonal eating, but her writing, like her manner, could be patrician.

His manner could be comparably chipper -- "You son of a gun!" was a favorite expression -- but his serious, reflective side was always equally apparent.

His manner could be brusque and some found him difficult, but the twinkle in his eye, his sense of humour and a somewhat roguish manner made him very characterful.

He also believes that the murder was the world's first act of nuclear terrorism, and that the use of polonium or similar elements in a slightly modified manner could be much more effective for terrorists than a dirty bomb.

Their manners could be better off the field.

And yet this man of enviable manners could be both of those things when he chose.

In Central Europe, manners could be authoritarian in ways unknown in America, but, still, some of the carrying-on was sheer imposture.

But behind the well-bred manners could be found a sly, mocking sense of humor — a quality Mr. Chabrol carried over to his frequent appearances on French talk shows.

Lastly, commands and manners could be "leashed" to other party members or the player character; for example, "support the entire party aggressively," or "support another companion passively".