Sentence examples for manner of being from inspiring English sources

To say the least, we, as contemporary human beings, have our manner of being made possible through a rather comprehensive entanglement with information and communication technology.

What manner of being is this italicized survival?

In The Real Life of Sebastian Knight, Nabokov says that the soul "is but a manner of being," not a constant entity.

This essay is excerpted from "A Manner of Being: Writers on Their Mentors," edited by Jeff Parker and Annie Liontas, which will be published in December by the University of Massachusetts Press.

She added: "One cannot help but take note of and reflect the differences – in the past and now – between Raffaele and Amanda, in their manner of being, the way they act, and they way they appear".

And as crucial as the material support was Lorenzo's presence, which reminded Levi, "by his natural and plain manner of being good, that a just world still existed outside ours. . . .

"From its perspective," he wrote, "the odours are nothing other than its own modifications or manners of being" (Treatise I.i.2).

Etiquette is the practice of good manners, of being polite and helpful to others, whether you like them or not.

All manner of treasure was to be found down those holes, if not actually much gold.

If the manner of it was uncharacteristic, the spirit was in keeping with the man.

While cause and manner of death are public information, medical reports are not.