Sentence examples for manner of proceeding from inspiring English sources

At first stunned by the October announcement, many in the diocese and beyond are now angry at this unfair and therefore unchristian manner of proceeding".

No, here again that unifying, model-imposing manner of proceeding would leave out a consideration of the nuances that give the "Why?"-question its determinate sense in the first place.

III, Chapter 46, recited, "whereas appeals of murder, treason, felony, and other offences, and the manner of proceeding therein, have been found to be oppressive; and the trial by battel in any suit, is a mode of trial unfit to be used; and it is expedient that the same should be wholly abolished".

"Norms Regarding the Manner of Proceeding in the Discernment of Presumed Apparitions or Revelations" contains guidelines for deciding whether to validate "apparitions and the revelations often connected with them".

The reader has to become familiar with a narrative manner, a tone, a way of proceeding.

Mr. Mueller would not discuss any details about Mr. Zubaydah, including his whereabouts or what manner of legal proceeding he might face.

This conundrum has been a frequent postelection topic as youthful conservative dissidents huddle in taverns and homes and — among friends, in the manner of early-20th-century Bolsheviks — proceed to speak the unspeakable about the ruling elite.

After establishing a background model in this manner, we then proceed to use the model to separate the binding and non-binding portions of the ChIP-seq signal.

As Kevin begins to covet Nora's ass, things proceed in the manner of a sensitive Franzenesque soap opera, about the ways people deal with what is usually euphemised as "loss".

Now that Roth's retirement has given him the opportunity to pursue his legacy full-time, it is telling that he hasn't proceeded in the manner of Henry James, who dedicated his final stretch to assembling his corpus into the New York Edition, rephrasing whole sentences, if not just rearranging the commas he had strewn them with half a century previously.

Thus, it is not surprising that there are even passages that regard the non-argumentative tools as a sort of accidental contribution to the process of persuasion, which essentially proceeds in the manner of dialectic (cp. Rhet. I.1, 1354a15).