Sentence examples for manner to match from inspiring English sources

And, in a manner to match his nickname, he shook the hand of almost everyone he passed along the way.

A product of Eton and Oxford, he's a child of privilege with the genteel manner to match.

To Mr. Block, a small, slender man frequently likened to Fred Astaire who had the wardrobe and the debonair manner to match, customers were old friends.

PARIS — All glass eyeballs are on Henri Launay when he opens his storefront clinic in a crisp white laboratory coat with solemn bedside manner to match.

Kiley, who is married to the London transport commissioner, Bob, has a contacts book to die for and a persuasive manner to match.

The model we deemed canonical was optimally abstracted, in that it significantly simplified the VF geometry compared with the baseline geometry but can be recalibrated in a consistent manner to match the baseline response.

She was young and had a sweet face, with manners to match.

The inventiveness, the scintillating cleverness, the sheer cinematic verve of Soderbergh's best inspirations are tempered by the manners of the public forum behavioral manners that keep his characters from extremes of experience, and cinematic manners to match.

A 6ft, 8in Bulgarian with pin-up good looks and manners to match, he has helped conservative Japanese accept the idea that this most traditional of sports no longer belongs exclusively to them.

The British stage-and-TV actor Mark Strong, in superbly tailored Savile Row suits, with patrician manners to match, is great fun to watch as Hani Salaam, the brilliant Jordanian intelligence chief, a man with burning eyes who will punish anyone who tries to lie to him.

Most of the points seem obvious, and one would think that grownups would know better, but the fact that they have good taste in music doesn't mean they have the manners to match.