Sentence examples for manner it likes from inspiring English sources

A state legislature can "direct" this in any old manner it likes.

Offering "fair" negotiations, Merkel added: "First, however, Britain must explain in what manner it would like this exit".

It likes Mr Brown's manners.

As for her violin, as well as play it in the conventional manner, Bittová likes to strum it banjo-style, or pluck it with any object to hand.

I like the manners, I like the eccentricity, the wackiness, the humour.

They're not ignorant in any interesting or amusing manner; it feels more like LaBute's problem than theirs, a setting up of a paper tiger that he can tear down or just mock.

Since Anderson grouses about other writers in like manner, it might seem that he is primarily addressing readers who are already well versed in his subject area, with whom he can compare notes.

He certainly acts like a man and there may be, who knows, not much difference between nailing a boy to a bed and treating a girl in like manner; it's all very confusing and I intend one day to sit down and figure the whole thing out".

In like manner it follows that and.

In like manner, it is unnecessary to identify the minimum dwell in the timing module [ 40] if we pass to its limiting normal distribution.

Or one could try to accept the problem as part of the usual way science works, albeit not in the clean manner philosophers would like it.