Sentence examples for manner have been from inspiring English sources

Eastern religious practices that involve thinking in a controlled manner have been described as meditation in the West since the 19th century.

Systems that respond in this well-behaved manner have been studied extensively and have frequently been taken to define the norm, from which departures are somewhat unusual.

Findlay, an outspoken and charismatic professional gambler, and Barber, a dairy farmer with a reserved, patrician manner, have been racing's odd couple since they first shared the ownership of a horse some seven years ago.

This gift for teaching — along with his inclusive vision of the world, and his warm, embracing manner — have been hallmarks of the pope's whirlwind tenure thus far in the Vatican, and they also inform his new book, "The Name of God Is Mercy," a series of revealing conversations with Andrea Tornielli, a Vatican reporter and correspondent for La Stampa.

Mrs. Davis, a tall woman with dreadlocks and a deep, melodic voice, and Mr. Davis, a compact 49-year-old with soft eyes and an easy manner, have been a couple since friends introduced them five years ago at Le Bar Bat, a Midtown club.

Different approaches to obtain the scaffold of a molecule in a consistent manner have been reviewed elsewhere [23, 24].

His manner has been described as aloof, and onetime supporters -- a growing group -- fault him for being autocratic.

So far, he said, "the response to the idea of adapting his books in this manner has been 99% positive".

"A crime that is terrible in its consequences and heinous in its manner has been committed," Putin said at the start of a video conference.

Mike Rogers, chair of the House Intelligence Committee, complained that the killing of more terror suspects in a similar manner has been held back by "self-imposed red tape".

Mr. Prokh, an outgoing man with a booming voice and a take-charge manner, had been chairman of the Dubna city soviet in Communist times.