Sentence examples for manner had changed from inspiring English sources

By the time he finished his circuit of the patio, his manner had changed: he was more animated and playful, his movements graceful, almost stylized.

Interviews were held with a smaller number of individual girls to obtain greater insight into their personal experiences and the manner in which the project had changed their lives.

James R. Higgins Jr., representing Mr. Moseley, said a company with a famous trademark should not be able to win a dilution case without showing "objective proof" that consumers' perception of the famous product had changed in a manner that had an adverse economic impact.

A "Catcher" lover in his forties handed Holden's Christmas journey to his own twelve-year-old son a few years ago, filled with trepidation that time and manners would have changed too much for it to still matter.

That's in part because time's passed and her manner of working has changed.

It can be argued that patients' manner of communicating has changed over time like GPs' communication styles have.

In almost the same manner eating habits have changed worldwide leading to an increased consumption of pre-packed food generally containing high levels of sugar, fat, saturated fatty acids, trans-fatty acids and sodium [ 8].

Even with this long tradition of classification, it is difficult to compare statistics between countries and periods because of differences between countries in methods of classification and registration, and because the manner of registration has changed over time.

To be sure, manners in Britain have changed more in the last three decades than those of any of the other nations I know.

The judge described the execution protocol and the manner in which it has changed repeatedly as a "frustratingly moving target".

Nevertheless it's a useful way of mixing old and new photographers, and it shows, to some degree, how the manner of taking pictures has changed.