Sentence examples for manner directed from inspiring English sources

Section 5 provides that, if a state's electoral process is timely and conforms to pre-existing rules, Congress will regard the results of that process as conclusive of which electors were appointed in the manner directed by the state legislature.

He starred Off Broadway in 2010 in A. R. Gurney's fantasy memoir "The Grand Manner," directed by Mark Lamos, Westport's artistic director, who has also directed "Harbor" with considerable wit and style.

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Pluripotency is the capacity of individual cells to initiate all lineages of the mature organism in a flexible manner directed by signals in the embryo or cell culture environment.

They show you the cheapest casket in the most hideous manner, directing customers to higher-priced caskets".

The chip provides both efficient mixing of the nano-LC effluent and the bioassay carrier flow and does so in a convenient and robust manner directing both flows to the CFD.

And KATE BURTON, a performer of rare subtlety and clarity, glides onto the domestic battlefields of "THE CONSTANT WIFE," W. Somerset Maugham's comedy of all-concealing manners, directed by MARK BROKAW in a revival that opens at the AMERICAN AIRLINES THEATER on Thursday.

Manners directed eight episodes, while Bowman directed seven.

Manners directed seven episodes, Bowman directed six, Watkins directed three, and Sackheim directed one.

But, more than that, the manner — direct and artless — is familiar.

In a work or social situation, you can almost see her drawing from both parts of herself, her conversational manner direct and mildly ironic.