Sentence examples for manner seems more from inspiring English sources

Her manner seems more human than her colleagues who've spent their lives in electoral politics.

Emanuel's manner seemed more studied than spontaneous.

Ames is no crusty old salt; at fifty, he has an eager, open manner that seems more executive than warrior, and a master's degree in public administration from Harvard's Kennedy School of Government.

But there seems more to his manner than the time difference and a lack of sleep.

By Benjamin Wallace-Wells March 16, 2016 As Donald Trump inches toward the Republican Presidential nomination, newfound interest in John Kasich, the governor of Ohio, seems more based on his manner than his substance.

-- Anonymous, San Francisco This seems more a matter of manners than morals, but you may pass a gift along if doing so would not wound the original giver.

In informal situations, making small talk with potential supporters, he sometimes seems more to the manor than to the political manner born.

He seems more relaxed on the Scott songs, perhaps because of the manner of his replacing Johnson.

It seems more and more YouTube successes are coming out of this area in a manner Utah has never seen before.

Rather than searching for the holy grail of a mathematical or acoustical explanation, it seems more fruitful – and actually much more interesting – to think about the rich and complex manner in which music is embedded into social functions.

It seems more plausible to suggest that the agent does participate in such cases, but in a defective manner.