Sentence examples for manner of leaving from inspiring English sources

What has been your most memorable manner of leaving a job?

Nor is it soaked in the romantic poetry of self-destruction, in the manner of "Leaving Las Vegas" (1995), in which Nicolas Cage, with Elisabeth Shue at his side, undergoes an extended liquid self-immolation in a hotel room.

The meaning and worth of life, and the manner of leaving it, become intensely important on the knife edge of survival; the historical version of the 1912 expedition, with its heroes and villains, is overturned by the tense unfolding of what really happened.

"Like all Burnley fans I am disappointed he's gone and particularly with the manner of his leaving.

Even critics of George W. Bush would agree that nothing suited the former president so much as the manner of his leaving.

The general verdict was that the manner of her leaving was as gracious, as firm and as decent as her 33-year reign.

Yet history often judges leaders by the manner of their leaving: like Thatcher, under the cover of darkness to hide the knives in her back; or Blair, of his own volition in the light (sort of).

As we all know, the manner of her leaving office was traumatic but the loss of Denis was a grievous blow indeed, and then there was a struggle with increasing debility from which she has now been liberated.

For Sepp Blatter, whose span at football's world governing body has bridged an extraordinary 40 years, 17 as president, nothing has hurt him like the manner of his leaving.

It's an honest school with a set of secrets, the mundane manners of living left dormant in museums, archives and the baseboards of the dorms themselves, secrets made magical by mere virtue of their survival.

But when she signed up for physics, "the class was completely male, and the manner of presentation left something to be desired".