Sentence examples for manner seems to from inspiring English sources

But on closer inspection, her manner seems to be born of precision, not meekness.

Sometimes saying things in a friendly manner seems to have more of an effect.

Nobody need raise his voice or wave his hands about, Iglesias's manner seems to say, for this revolution: it's inevitable.

Valery Gergiev thrills a lot of critics, but his helter-skelter manner seems to drive American musicians to distraction.

The fact that he wrote about the everyday world in a technically accomplished manner seems to count against him.

Mikulina does her best to reassure the veiled women, and her tough, no-nonsense manner seems to give them some strength.

But the manner seemed to fit the moment.

Mr. Chalifoux's calm, unruffled manner seemed to infuriate Mr. White.

Simple, really, but a lesson many politicians in their usual reductive manner seem to have difficulty accepting: for them, it's either jobs or the environment, not both.

The death stunned neighbors and friends, who fondly recalled a tall, athletic and bright girl who, with a boundless smile and deferential manner, seemed to brighten life in a tough neighborhood.

Their recessive manner seemed to say that there is no point to standing in front of a crowd except to sing, and no glory to take in the matter.