Sentence examples for manner to be from inspiring English sources

You'd expect the resulting narrative, cut and pasted together in this curious manner, to be bewildering.

But, he added, "they're not going after the opportunity in an informed-enough manner to be very successful".

By the time Beasley doubled the advantage, however, the Ibrox side had asserted themselves in the manner to be expected.

"I assume every judge always tries to do the right thing, to act in a judgelike manner, to be fair and impartial," he said.

Could the pilot have collapsed and slumped over the controls in such a manner to be able to guide the plane down?

At least one-half of the total pool will be raised from the top 10 revenue grossing clubs in a manner to be determined by the N.H.L.

Alas, all that it meant was that the dramatists or filmmakers believed their own manners to be eternal and universal.

"Of course, darling, it's only good manners to be ashamed," she tells Vivie cheerfully, referring to her feelings about her life's work.

They know the right manners to be used and how to interact with co-ethnics.

Practicing good manners is a way to be respectful of other people's space and time.

And politicians rushed -- in a fully bipartisan manner -- to be of service.