Sentence examples for manner was in from inspiring English sources
The humility of his manner was in direct contradiction to the flamboyance of his dusty-pink silk tuxedo, which suggested a dandy who had run off to join the Hells Angels.
The grand gypsy manner is in his genes.
Hollow optimism in the Shostakovich manner is in short supply, as is Beethovenian celebration.
Mr. Bright's relaxed manner is in marked contrast to John Leahy, the brash, intense chief salesman at Airbus Industrie, Boeing's archrival.
The 67-year-old's informal manner is in contrast to the Italian's more authoritarian style .
All the phenotypes assessed in this manner were in agreement with the phenotypes obtained with the screening experimental procedure.
The clusters constructed in this manner are in favor of ions with abundant signals, where the XICs are constructed in descending order of the signal abundance.
Many agree, however, that manners are in a disturbing free-fall among young families.
One suspects that a man who writes a book about manners is in fact a seething, mad-eyed malcontent, and there are certainly moments in Sorry!
Her manners are, in public, notable; contrast them with her husband and her children, who are often rude, and leak rage, and they grow even better.
"I dispute the claim that manners are in decline across the board," Hitchings concludes, preferring instead the idea that "new social relationships entail new social codes", and thus manners today might be understood to be "more complex than ever before".
